Global Epidemiology of Cancer

Global Epidemiology of Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment provides a comprehensive overview of the worldwide burden of cancer, examining its prevalence, incidence, and clinical implications. With cancer being the second leading cause of death in the United States and a major cause of mortality globally, understanding its epidemiology is essential for effective prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. The book integrates the latest research on tumorigenesis, molecular interactions, stem cell involvement, immune responses, and the pathways that drive cancer development. By linking epidemiological data with clinical practice, the text empowers healthcare professionals to make informed decisions and plan strategies for reducing cancer-related morbidity and mortality.

Key Features:

• Presents up-to-date global and regional epidemiology of multiple cancer types.
• Provides structured chapters covering overview, clinical manifestations, epidemiology, pathophysiology, etiology and risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and prognosis.
• Explores molecular epidemiology and recent advances in cancer biology.
• Discusses the relationship between cancer development and stem cells, molecular pathways, and immunity.
• Offers evidence-based guidance for prevention, early detection, and clinical management.
• Consolidates verified, current data from global studies for easy reference.
• Serves as a resource for medical students, residents, nurses, physician assistants, public health and allied health students, and oncology professionals.