Sentence examples for accepted cancer from inspiring English sources

As extensively accepted, cancer cells always exert characteristic uncontrolled cell cycle.

After the 18th century, Eastern medicine increasingly accepted cancer as a widespread disease.

In particular, the discounted incremental cost per QALY gained compared favourably with other commonly accepted cancer treatments.

Such reproducibility will be important for clinical usefulness of genomic markers, and augment currently accepted cancer classification protocols.

This was necessary for both a widely accepted cancer classification system and for standardizing anticancer therapy over the past half century.

The role of the navigator has been focused mostly on maximizing adherence to clinically accepted cancer screening and treatment protocols and minimizing perceived barriers to care (Schrag 2005).

As cancer becomes more and more common in young people, we must begin to shift the dialogue to focus not on how to accept cancer as part of our lives, but how to stop denying its presence.

This pattern of findings suggests that at this point in time, prior to surgery, a number of bladder cancer patients were focused on learning to accept cancer, but nevertheless wanted to solve problems that kept them from returning to their life prior to cancer diagnosis.

Those studies that merely accepted bladder cancer or other cancer diagnoses without confirming that these were notified to a cancer registry were excluded.

Although the exact mechanism by which systemic inflammation arises in cancer patients remains to be clarified, it is generally accepted that cancer associated inflammation is modulated by cancer cells, host stromal cells, and their interactions [ 7].

The term "survivor" is here used as five year survival of the cancer diagnosis, a criterion commonly accepted in cancer statistics [ 28, 29].