While some risk factors are beyond our control, such as genetic makeup and age, adopting a healthy lifestyle and making informed dietary choices can significantly contribute to preventing the onset of cancer.
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Social Science Series #11: The impact of poverty on cancer prevention and access to care
Living in a low-resource context can have a significant negative impact on health outcomes, according to recent research. Individuals living in areas with lower income, education, employment, and housing quality have been found to have lower survival rates when diagnosed with cancer.
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Social Science Series #10: Cancer and social life
Social life is beneficial for cancer patients in various aspects, such as in providing emotional support. Interactions with friends, families, co-workers, and other patients can alleviate stress and anxiety related to cancer and its treatment.
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Science Series #17: Benefits and risks of different cancer treatments
When choosing a cancer treatment option, it is important to consider a range of factors, including the patient’s overall health and medical history, the stage and type of cancer, and the potential benefits and risks of each treatment.
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Social Science Series #9: Emotional support for parents of children with cancer
Diagnosis and treatment of cancer can be a stressful situation, not only for the children undergoing treatment but also for their parents and caregivers. Emotional support for parents of children with cancer is crucial, as it provides them with the necessary support to cope with the various emotional consequences of the disease.
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