Category: Cancer

Behavioral Theory: Education Program for Oral Cancer Abstract This article uses the social learning theory (SLT) and the theory of planned behavior (TPB) to demonstrate important tenets of an effective health education program for the prevention of oral cancer. Findings demonstrate that both models can be used to develop a health education program that will…

Cancer Management: Effective Diagnosis, Treatment, Lessening the Effects of Complications Table of Contents Introduction Diagnosis and staging of cancer Cancer complications Methods of lessening physical and psychological effects of cancer Conclusion References Introduction Cancer refers to any dangerous and abnormal mass of tissue caused by hysterical dissection of cells in the body. It spreads to…

Lung and Bronchus Cancer in Smoking Americans Table of Contents Background Description of the Event Description of the Disease Description of the Population at Risk or Affected by the Disease References Lung and bronchus cancer is a serious problem globally and is one of the main causes of death of the population in many developed…

Skin Cancer Prevention in Australia Skin cancer, or melanoma, is the abnormal behavior of skin cells that is mainly caused by prolonged exposure of unprotected skin to the ultraviolet rays. UV radiation from both the sun and sunbeds is equally harmful, and the chances to get this disease are based on several risk factors, such…

Stomach Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment Table of Contents Introduction Causes Signs and Symptoms Treatment and Care My Role Conclusion References Introduction Stomach cancer is a malignant neoplasm that develops in the organs gastric mucosa cells. The pathology is found in different organ parts, first affecting the epithelium and then growing into the stomach tissue and…

Smoking and Gender Factors of Lung Cancer FidlerBenaoudia, M. M., Torre, L. A., Bray, F., Ferlay, J., & Jemal, A. (2020). Lung cancer incidence in young women vs. young men: A systematic analysis in 40 countries. International Journal of Cancer, 147(3), 811-819.  Men have had more considerable lung cancer incidence rates than women because men…

The Importance of Nutrition in Cancer Prevention Table of Contents Introduction Aim Researchers Method Results Conclusions References Introduction This article concerns the issue of the role that diet and lifestyle factors plan in the development, progression, and management of prostate cancer. In particular, in the article, the habits that patients adopt in regard to diet…

Cancer Treatment Process Perceived by Women With Ovarian Cancer Table of Contents Introduction Summary of the Research Article Nursing Implications Conclusion Reference Introduction The article Preserving oneself in the face of uncertainty: A grounded theory study of women with ovarian cancer explores how the process of treating ovarian cancer affects the well-being and physical and…

Cervical Cancer: Pathophysiological Processes Abstract Cervical cancer is a disease that is frequently observed in women regardless of their geographical location. It is usually characterized by the presence of human papillomavirus in the cervix or genetic changes that may promote the growth of this disease. Cancer cells are not always easy to recognize at their…

Researching of Testicular Cancer What Impact Did an Undescended Testicle Have on This Young Mans Risk for Developing Testicular Cancer? Men with undescended testicles are at increased risk of developing testicular cancer. If the undescended testicle is not in the groin but in the abdomen, the risk is even higher (Cheng et al., 2018). Surgical…