Sentence examples for cancer points from inspiring English sources

As Emma Taggart of Breakthrough Breast Cancer points out (Letters, October 3), breast cancer is a "complex interplay of lifestyle, environment, genetic, and hormonal factors" such that continuously placing the onus of avoidance on women alone is far too simplistic.

Getting rid of smoking provides more benefit than being able to cure people of every possible type of cancer," points out genetics researcher Druin Burch in Taking the Medicine.

The increasing number of older, sicker patients, including those with advanced cancer, points to the urgent need for EDs to use data-driven processes to expedite care.

The global prevalence of colon cancer points to effective treatment strategies for the prevention and treatment of colon cancers.

The significantly increased LPA in the plasma of patients of cervical cancer points to its possible role(s) for the development of this malignancy.

The association of PTGS2 polymorphism with colorectal cancer points towards the implication of inflammation as an important mediator in the carcinogenesis of these tumours.

"From a heart and breast cancer point of view, the drug should be outlawed.

The charity Target Ovarian Cancer pointed out that the additional risk was not massive, but it highlighted the benefits of healthier lifestyles.

Dr. William Helferich, an associate professor of nutrition at the University of Illinois, who specializes in diet and breast cancer, pointed out that regulators, food companies and some scientists are willing to make the assumption that 50 milligrams of isoflavones a day are safe.

Rachel Carson, who herself died of breast cancer, pointed out how hegemonic discourses have a way of representing activists as crazy, militant, and illegitimate.

So the next time someone scratches up your furniture, blame the cat but when it comes to brain cancer, point the finger somewhere else.