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Centuries later, the 70 m long Bayeux Tapestry was weaved, depicting the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England. On the column, the story of the conquest of the Kingdom of Dacia by the Romans is narrated ( Figure 2). Two famous examples are the column built in Rome by Emperor Traianus and the Bayeux Tapestry made in England in the 1070s. In the absence of movies and of anything equivalent to newspapers, with just a few people able to read a limited number of publications, images were used to provide news and information in ancient times. (B) The Chinese ideogram “jia”, meaning home, reflects the transformation from an ancient pictorial word representing a house with an animal living inside. Alongside them, the sun stands for … the sun: “Ra the Sun”.

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(A) How to write the name of Ra, the Sun God? In the upper left corner is a mouth, which corresponds to the sound “r” under the mouth is an arm for the sound “a”. We hope that our small step of establishing Visualized Cancer Medicine for better scientific presentation would foster giant leaps of our understanding on cancer, which would subsequently benefit human being in many ways. We appreciate the constant supports from our rigorous authors, dedicating editorial staff members, creative informative technology engineers, and enthusiastic readers. For better presenting the natural movements of studied subject as well as the processes of medical intervention in treating patient, we proudly launch Visualized Cancer Medicine as a peer-reviewed publication platform covering all relevant topics in which videos play a critical role for presenting the results or the procedures. We have seen in many circumstances of cancer research and clinical practice that the process itself is more critical and valuable than the result. Nuffield Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences, University of Oxford, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, UKĬancer Center and Institute of Translational Medicine, Zhejiang University, 268 Kaixuan Road, Hangzhou, PR China Guangzhou Concord Cancer Center, Dongfeng Road, 510045 Chao-Nan Qian 1, Francesco Pezzella 2 and Zhimin Lu 3