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metabolic alterations and the resultant nutritional problems clinical manifestations associated with cancerseveral research studies have shown that
define dietary and non dietary factors - causation of cancerseveral dietary and non-dietary factors including genetics can increase the risk in the
define stress factors - etiological risk factors in canceremotions playing a part in malignancy are not a new idea but these relationships are
define about the ionizing radiation - carcinogenicionizing radiation electromagnetic x-rays gamma rays and particulate alpha - particles beta -
define about the ultraviolet rays - carcinogenicultraviolet rays there is ample evidence from epidemiological studies that ultra violet rays derived
define about the radiant energyradiant energy radiant energy whether in the form of the ultraviolet rays of sunlight or as ionizing electromagnetic
explain about the chemical carcinogenschemicals have been shown to be carcinogenic some are naturally occurring components of plants and microbial
explain about the rna viruses - carcinogenicall oncogenic rna viruses are retroviruses they are of 2 types they are acute transforming retroviruses
explain about the dna viruses - carcinogenicthe three dna viruses found to cause human cancers are ebv hbv and hpv what are these let us find out
explain about the oncogenic virusescertain viruses that interfere with the functions of the regulatory genes have been identified these viruses are
define carcinogenic - non-dietary factorsa large number of agents cause genetic damage and induce neoplastic transformation of cells they fall into
define carcinogenic - dietary factorsdietary constituents can also be carcinogenic but to what extent diet is one of the contributing factors to
define etiological risk factors in cancer - genetic factorssome cancers are programmed by genes to develop gene mutations result from one or more
define etiological risk factors in cancercancer risks are climbing because of increasingly sedentary lifestyles and diets which are high in fat and
explain the classification of malignant tumorsmalignant tumors can be classified ascarcinomas these tumors arise from the epithelial lining the
explain identification of cancer cells from normal cellscancer cells can be distinguished from normal cells by examining them under a microscope in a
point out some difference between tumor and cancertumor is a swelling or growth because of an abnormal growth of tissue tumors can either be benign
explain the characteristics of cancerthe important characteristics of cancer are excessive cellular multiplication invasiveness and autonomy the
what do you understand by carcinogencarcinogen is an agent or a process which significantly triggers the cell to grow in an uncontrolled manner
explain about the cancerthe word cancer comes from the latin for crab it refers 90 any malignant growth or tumor caused by abnormal and uncontrolled
define nutrition diet and cancerin this we will discuss the common forms of cancer how they develop relevant etiological factors
define importance of nutrient and drug interactioncertain foods beverages alcohol caffeine and even cigarettes can interact with medicines this may
how to lower the risk of drug-nutrient interactions eat a healthy diet using the food guide pyramid follow directions on how to take medication
explain some guidelines to help in use drugs wiselyby now you are aware that the interaction of foods and drugs is a complex problem researchers
determine guidelines to lower risk and wise use of drugsthere can be no two views regarding the act that the management of many diseases require drug