Commitment of Mathematicians in Medicine: A Personal Experience, and Generalisations

Acta Biotheoretica 59 (3):201-211 (2011)
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I will present here a personal point of view on the commitment of mathematicians in medicine. Starting from my personal experience, I will suggest generalisations including favourable signs and caveats to show how mathematicians can be welcome and helpful in medicine, both in a theoretical and in a practical way

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