Sentence examples for cancer of developing from inspiring English sources
Of larger concern – and a common cancer of developing countries – is the lack of contraception, particularly among young people, either due to negligence or poor education.
Her seminal studies of dactinomycin, and the anthracyclines daunomycin, and adriamycin, and the enzyme l-asparaginase demonstrated their therapeutic potential and led to their introduction into the multidrug regimens which now provide curative treatments for a high proportion of children afflicted with leukemia and cancers of developing bone, muscle and nerve cells.
Medicare coverage for cancer treatments is important because the chance of developing cancer increases with age.
Fischbach-Teschl and her lab, however, found that if the contained adipose-derived stem cells come in contact with any residual cancer cells, they could promote recurrence of cancer instead of developing into new, healthy breast tissue.
Cancer in rural areas still retains the cancer patterns of developing countries.
"Someone with the identical set of genes has a much greater chance of not developing cancer than of developing it," he said.
"I had up to an 85% chance of developing breast cancer and up to 60% chance of developing ovarian cancer," she recalls.
"I was told I had up to an 85% chance of developing breast cancer and an up to 60% chance of developing ovarian cancer," she recalls.
