GENERAL ACCOUNT OF THE SYMPOSIUM 1
THE CALL FOR THE MEETING 1
THE MEETING PLACE 2
OPEN SESSION 5
1．THE PURPOSE AND PLAN OF THE MEETING．＆George A．Soper，Ph．D．，New York City 5
2．GREETING OF THE FOREIGN GUESTS ON BEHALF OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL PROFESSION．＆William H．Welch，M．D．，Baltimore，Maryland 11
3．RESPONSE ON BEHALF OF THE FOREIGN GUESTS．＆Sir John Bland-Sutton，Bt．，London，England 14
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS 17
4．THE VALUE OF CO-ORDINATED EFFORT AMONG SURGEONS，PATHOLOGISTS，AND OTHERS IN THE CONTROL OF CANCER．＆Sir John Bland-Sutton，Bt．，London，England 17
5．CANCER EDUCATION IN ENGLAND．＆W．Sampson Handley，F．R．C．S．，London，England 22
6．THE ORGANIZED MOVEMENT AGAINST CANCER IN FRANCE．＆Professor Henri Hartmann，Paris，France 31
7．THE ORGANIZATION AND PRACTICAL WORKING OF THE CENTERS AGAINST CANCER IN FRANCE．＆Professor Leon Berard，Lyons，France 39
8．THE NEED OF SPECIAL INSTITUTIONS FOR THE INVESTIGATION AND TREATMENT OF CANCER AS COMPARED WITH OTHER METHODS OF DEALING WITH CANCER PATIENTS．＆Professor T．Marie，Toulouse，France 47
9．THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST CANCER IN SWITZERLAND．＆Professor Charles DuBois，Geneva，Switzerland 60
10．MORBIDITY STATISTICS OF THE ANTI-CANCER CENTER AT GENEVA．＆Dr．Albert Reverdin，Geneva，Switzerland 66
11．THE ANTI-CANCER CAMPAIGN IN BELGIUM．＆Professor J．Maisin，Louvain，Belgium 68
12．CANCER IN DENMARK．＆Professor Johannes Fibiger，Copenhagen，Denmark 77
13．THE MOVEMENT IN ITALY FOR THE CONTROL OF CANCER．＆Professor Raffaele Bastianelli，Rome，Italy 87
14．THE ORGANIZED MOVEMENT FOR CANCER CONTROL IN GERMANY．＆Professor Ferdinand Blumenthal，Berlin，Germany 93
15．CANCER OF THE STOMACH．＆Donald C．Balfour，M．D．，Rochester，Minnesota 103
16．THE RADIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF CANCER．＆Robert B．Greenough，M．D．，Boston，Massachusetts 108
17．WHAT IS THE VALUE AND WHAT SHOULD BE THE ORGANIZATION AND EQUIPMENT OF INSTITUTIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER BY RADIUM AND X-RAYS．＆Professor Claude Regaud，Paris，France 116
18．THE WORK OF DIAGNOSING AND TREATING CANCER IN GERMANY．＆Dr．Robert Bierich，Hamburg，Germany 141
19．THE ORGANIZED MOVEMENT FOR THE CONTROL OF CANCER IN AMERICA．＆George A．Soper，Ph．D．，New York City 148
20．THE EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE OF EDUCATION IN THE CONTROL OF CANCER．＆Joseph Colt Bloodgood，M．D．，Baltimore，Maryland 155
21．THE PREVENTION OF CANCER．＆James Ewing，M．D．，New York City 165
22．HOW WE SHOULD REGARD THE NEW THEORIES OF THE ORIGIN OF CANCER．＆Professor Gustave Roussy，Paris，France 185
23．THE TISSUE AND RACIAL SPECIFICITIES OF CANCER．＆Dr．J．A．Murray，F．R．S．，London，England 195
24．THE CLINICAL VALUE OF CERTAIN PHASES OF CANCER RESEARCH．＆Francis Carter Wood，M．D．，New York City 201
25．THE PRACTICAL VALUE OF RESEARCHES INTO THE CAUSES OF CANCER．＆Dr．Archibald Leitch，London，England 208
26．THE PREVALENCE OF CANCER AS REVEALED BY MORTALITY RETURNS AND AT AUTOPSY．＆Professor W．M．de Vries，Amsterdam，Holland 217
27．THE MORTALITY FROM CANCER AMONG PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT RACES．＆Dr．H．J．Deelman，Groningen，Holland 247
28．THE CHANCE OF DEATH FROM CANCER．＆Louis I．Dublin，Ph．D．，New York City 274
29．CANCER AS A SPECIALTY．＆George H．Semken，M．D．，New York City 281
30．NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY IN THE CONTROL OF CANCER．＆Harry C．Saltzstein，M．D．，Detroit，Michigan 299
31．THE RELATION OF THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER TO THE CANCER PROBLEM．＆Howard Lilienthal，M．D．，New York City 308
32．PROFESSOR W．BLAIR BELL＇S METHOD OF TREATING CANCER．＆Francis Carter Wood，M．D．，New York City 318
FORMAL RESOLUTIONS 327
FORMAL RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE SYMPOSIUM 327
THE FINAL DINNER 335