Titlebook: Cancer: The Enemy from Within; A Comprehensive Text Carolyn Compton Textbook 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Cancer.Cancer epidemi

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The Nature and Origins of Cancer,tumor suppressor genes lose their ability to fix or eliminate mutations when they occur. As the initiated cells grow, they acquire additional mutations that change their behavior and all them to outcompete normal cells in the body. This process takes many years. Ultimately, they are lethal because t

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Cancer Initiation, Promotion, and Progression and the Acquisition of Key Behavioral Traits,a cancer is invisible and acquisition undetectable, unless cells or tissues are acquired and examined microscopically. As the cancer grows, it acquires mutation-driven changes in both form and function. For developing carcinomas, by far the most common type of human cancer, the changes in form manif

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A Short History of Cancer: How Did We Get Here?,e enabled by advances in technology development and data science. Although much remains unknown, both scientifically and medically, the rate of process has increased exponentially. This chapter traces the evolution of our understanding of cancer and advances in treatment that have increased survival

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Who Gets Cancer and Why? What Are the Consequences for Human Life and Longevity? How Can We Intervere should reduce the risk of getting cancer. Unfortunately, proving that a given agent or factor is carcinogenic in humans is extremely challenging. It is unethical to intentionally expose humans to putative carcinogens through direct experimentation, so all information about carcinogenic factors co

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Fundamentals of Cancer Diagnosis and Assessment,ed to determine the extent and distribution of disease in the body, codified as the anatomical stage of the tumor. The cancer stage is not only a very strong prognostic factor; it is the key determinant in treatment planning. Cancer that is localized to its site of origin on diagnosis (stage I or II

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