Ten million new cancer patients are diagnosed each year worldwide. Many specific causes of cancer are known, ‍ranging from factors related to lifestyle, diet and chronic infections to occupational exposures. Primary and ...

The stated goal of the APOCP/APJCP is to promote an increased awareness in all areas of cancer prevention ‍and stimulate practical intervention approaches. Whether this should be targeted solely through the publication ‍of ...

An attempt has been made to understand the cancer prevalence in eight districts of West Bengal. Special emphasis ‍was on the types of cancer most prevalent among the male and female populations. In this study we have ...

In recent years, numerous reports have been published on the identification of novel, naturally occurring ‍antioxidants from plants, animals, microbial sources and processed food products. Most natural antioxidants are ...

The final goal of epidemiology is the establishment of prevention measures and the promotion of better human ‍health. The information we obtain through research needs to be substantially supplemented by comprehensive ...

Ginseng is a well known traditional medicine in Asian countries which has attracted attention as a potential ‍chemopreventive agent. In the present study, inhibitory effects of white and red ginseng on tumor development ...

Breast cancer is among the commonest malignant diseases in women. Over the past two decades tamoxifen has ‍been generally accepted as an endocrine therapy of choice for prevention of breast cancer recurrence. Although ...

We have previously reported that dietary neem flowers (Azadirachta indica A. Juss var. siamensis Valeton) caused ‍a marked increase in glutathione S-transferase (GST) activity in the liver, while resulting in a significant ...

The present training course was programmed by the Division of Epidemiology and Prevention, Aichi Cancer Center ‍Research Institute, Japan, and has been annually conducted since 1999, supported by the Japan International ...

We screened ethanol extracts from a total of 134 species of edible Thai plants for their suppressive effects on ‍superoxide (O2 ‍-) generation using a xanthine (XA)-xanthine oxidase (XOD) assay system. When the extracts ...

Cervical cancer is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), especially HPV-16 ‍and -18. Of the half million new cases of cervical cancer reported yearly, 20% occur in India. Mass cancer ...

Allele frequencies are rather constant among different ethnic groups in many genetic polymorphisms, but some ‍polymorphisms vary in the allele frequency depending on the time when the germ-line base exchanges occurred in ...