Most cases of cancer could be cured in the next 10 years, says DNA discoverer
During a conference held in Dublin, Nobel laureate reproached oncologists that researchers tend to be too narrow minded, being afraid to take risks."I think we should focus on why we can not cure cancer. If we learn that we are not able to heal and if we could find ways to fix these mistakes, then we have a chance. People doing research on cancer does not try to know everything about the disease and not take risks, "said Watson.Scientist aged 84 years, who just wrote a research paper on cancer, believes that it is important to detect the disease. "I think just being able to cure the disease eventually without worry its very beginning. Moreover, this approach would be cheaper," he said.American, which created controversy in the past by intelligence and his views about homosexuality, said that women could distract academics. Supporting their views and referring to his work in 1950 on the structure of DNA, Watson explained: "I was lucky that I had no woman in the team because they could have to think about them and not DNA. believe that having so many women enjoy men around them and distract them. "
