Abstract
It is suggested that the blood-type statistics in carcinoma of the stomach can be interpreted on the basis of the inclusion of cases of pernicious anemia and related disorders of immune tolerance in which the patients have developed this cancer. These latter cases are likely to assume a relatively greater importance as the incidence of the cancer declines. The importance of defining high-risk patients is discussed from the point of view of possible treatment of the precancerous state of the gastric mucosa.
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