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Scientists Discover Evidence of Cancer and Bony Tumors in 1.7 Million Years Old Foot Bone
Researchers have discoverd evidence of the oldest evidence of cancer and bony tumors in humans belonging to a 1.7 million years old foot bone and 2 million years old Australopithecus sediba child.
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