Titlebook: Cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa; Current Practice and Olufunso Adebola Adedeji Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Cancer.Clin

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978-3-319-84934-8Springer International Publishing AG 2017

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Olufunso Adebola AdedejiHighlights specific challenges related to Sub-Saharan Africa.Discusses affordable solutions for cancer management.Written by experts from three different continents

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A. Estrada,P. A. Garber,M. S. M. Pavelkathese variations, but there is a complex interplay between the environment and cancer. The environment contributes about 70% to lifetime risks of most cancers, and epigenetics sits at the interphase between genes and the environment. Apart from this, genetic variants in both human beings and infecti

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Kathryn E. Stoner,Ana M. González Di Pierroity, and it accounts for 30% of all cancers in the region. The young are more commonly affected compared to the older age group in developed countries. Viruses are the most implicated organisms, and the prevalence of HIV in the sub-region has emerged as a major co-factor in cancer development. As mo

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New Perspectives of Profit Smoothing. In most of these less developed nations, sterling quality pathology services is either unavailable, or it is often sub-standard in quality. Where pathology services are available, the role of the pathologist may be poorly understood, and his services under-utilized. Inadequate pathology services c

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Sidney K. D’Mello,Blair Lehman,Art Graesserire to propel breast cancer to the forefront of disease burden in the region. Firstly, as Sub-Saharan African demographics rapidly come to resemble those of Western societies, rates of the disease are set to surge in the coming decades. Secondly, there is evidence that breast cancer in Sub-Saharan A

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