Titlebook: Aging and Cancer; Frederick F. Holmes Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983 Alterskrankheit.Krebs.aging.cancer.leukemia.lymphom

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Bronchus,ncer will become more common in women than in men, if the present trend of more teenage girls smoking than teenage boys continues and this ratio persists throughout life (Meigs 1977; National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society 1977).

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Uterine Corpus, after menopause. Because this cancer is eminently treatable with excellent survival prospects in early stages, it is to the great benefit of the patient to detect it early. The only screening mechanism is periodic pelvic examination. The most efficient diagnostic strategy is careful investigation of any patient with postmenopausal bleeding.

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Book 1983over 65 comprise less than one-eighth of the population. Thus, cancer is very much a disease of the elderly. There are at least two reasons for this: first, the prolonged exposure to cancer-inducing agents, and second, the waning power of immune defenses against cancer.

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Bronchus,garette smoking is sufficiently certain to regard it as a cause of lung cancer. Interestingly, the incidence of lung cancer in America is not the world’s highest; America lags behind many western European countries in this regard (Waterhouse et al. 1976). At one time lung cancer was essentially a di