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In situ. El cáncer como injusticia social
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Natalia Luxardo
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Es la unidad esencial entre la vida biológica íntima y la vida social colectiva la que esconde la ciencia reduccionista y es, en cambio, el principio fundamental que se perfila en investigaciones como esta. He ahí el valor de esta exploración in situ de todo lo que sucede en la hermosa y también triste provincia de Entre Ríos, territorio donde una riqueza natural de fertilidad rebosante, con los suelos más productivos del planeta y la mayor disponibilidad de recursos hídricos termina convertida en escenario del cáncer y de otras derivaciones emparentadas, por obra y gracia de un sistema productivo voraz y miope, peligroso, en definitiva, para la vida humana y los ecosistemas.
Este estudio es un esfuerzo de avanzada que se apoya en una concepción crítica del conocimiento epidemiológico, pero sin encaramarse en una torre de marfil elitista, sino entrelazándose con la perspectiva, la experiencia y la sabiduría popular que es, en definitiva, la sabiduría y experiencia de las víctimas. Por eso decimos que con esta exploración se amplía el horizonte de conocimiento sobre lo que verdaderamente sucede en Entre Ríos. Es, en definitiva, para la Argentina, un eslabón de una ciencia epidemiológica que se ha puesto a rodar junto con el «ángel de la bicicleta». Es una toma de posta que recrea la voz de Claudio «Pocho» Lepratti, porque con ella podemos decir ahora: «No contaminen, no destruyan, no nos amenacen, pues aquí hay solo un pueblo llano y profundo, con sus pibes, que está viviendo y trabajando por ese otro mundo posible» (Jaime Breilh).

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