the Philippine National Integrated Cancer Control Act, Republic Act No. 11215, was signed into law in February 2019. 1,2 This law aims to strengthen cancer control in the country, increase cancer ...

CEBU, Philippines — The Civil ... benefits and support available for cancer support. This is under CSC Resolution No. 2400721 or the Workplace Cancer Control Policy in the Public Sector, and ...

State workers can access affordable cancer treatment and financial aid through the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) under CSC Resolution No. 2400721 and the National Integrated ...

Proposals for the Implementation of a Multidimensional Platform That Allows the Advancement of Oncology Nursing in the Latin American Environment (The INCREASE Proposal) The following represents ...

In the Philippines, cancer is the third leading cause of death. According to the Department of Health's Philippine Cancer Program, colon cancer is the third most common among Filipino men and the ...

There is air inside the small cavities. They also contain the inner ear and the nerves that control the movement of the face and tongue. People with a history of repeated ear infections over a long ...

The Nigerian Cancer Society (NCS) has called on the Federal government to increase the Cancer Health Fund allocation from the current ₦150 million proposed in the 2024 budget to at least ₦1 ...

Most, if not all, of the pathways that are crucial for cancer development and progression affect translational control. These include the selective translation of mRNAs encoding proteins that are ...

Many people become confused over the definitions of a primary vs secondary or second cancer. Primary cancer is defined as the original site (organ or tissue) where cancer began. In contrast, a second ...

Positive cases undergo further assessment and treatment, including thermal ablation or referral to gynecologic oncologists. Quezon City was the first in the country to establish the Integrated Cancer ...

Cancer affects over 5,000 children in the Philippines annually. Although highly treatable, late diagnoses and other factors contribute to the country’s low survival rate of just 30%. In this B-Side ...