THE BIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF CANCER

Cancer, among the most formidable adversaries of human
health, has long been a focus of intense scientific inquiry and medical
innovation. Despite significant strides in understanding its biology
and developing treatments, the battle against cancer continues to
demand relentless dedication, interdisciplinary collaboration, and
cutting-edge technologies.
“The Biology and Treatment of Cancer” is a comprehensive
exploration of the multifaceted dimensions of cancer, encompassing
its prevention, diagnosis, biology, therapy, and the emerging role of
artificial intelligence (AI) in cancer diagnostics. This book serves as
a compendium for researchers, clinicians, students, and anyone
interested in delving into the intricate world of oncology.
Part I initiates the journey by elucidating the foundations of
cancer prevention, risk factors, and genetic underpinnings. It
navigates through the intricate landscape of cancer types, genetic
mutations, and screening modalities, shedding light on the pivotal
role of genetics in cancer susceptibility and progression. Moreover,
it explores the dietary and lifestyle factors influencing cancer risk,
underscoring the importance of informed choices in cancer
prevention.