Oncologist
An oncologist is a medical doctor specialising in diagnosing and treating cancer.
Oncology is the medical branch of cancer treatment, focusing on diagnosis and chemotherapy. Surgical oncologists specialize in cancer operations, and radiation oncologists specialize in radiation therapy for cancer.
The field of oncology has made enormous strides in the last 10 years thanks to advances in molecular biology and genetics (fields that rely on evolutionary theory) that have allowed for more directed treatments of cancers.
As an example, Gleevec, used in the treatment of chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) and a few other cancers, was developed as a targeted treatment, an idea inconceivable 30 years ago. The genetic cause of CML was discovered to be a particular chromosomal abnormality, the so-called Philadelphia chromosome. Gleevec specifically inhibits the protein made by this gene. This discovery would be impossible without the discoveries of modern genetics and biology, which in turn are a direct result of evolutionary biology.
When discussing the relationship between abortion, pregnancy, and cancer of women's naughty bits, it is always advisable that the majority of your research comes from and is evaluated by oncologists.