According to the World Health Organization, Tobacco smoking is the primary cause for lung cancer, responsible for over two thirds of lung cancer deaths globally. Second-hand smoke exposure at home or in the work place also increases risk of lung cancer. Quitting smoking can reduce the risk of lung cancer: after 10 years of quitting…
DetailsCancer need not be an automatic death sentence anymore.” This was one of the messages highlighted during the recent National Cancer Patient and Survivors Congress held at the AFP Theatre in Camp Aguinaldo, QC.
DetailsCancer need not be an automatic death sentence anymore.” This was one of the messages highlighted during the recent National Cancer Patient and Survivors Congress held at the AFP Theatre in Camp Aguinaldo, QC.
DetailsLearn about Head and Neck cancer risk factors and symptoms that are beneficial to your health with Dr. Josephine Contreras – Tolentino.
DetailsAs a firm response to the growing threat and impact of cancer to Filipino patients, Cancer Game Plan PH was launched.
DetailsAlam niyo ba na mas nanganganib na magkaroon ng head and neck cancer ang mga taong naninigarilyo, madalas na nakakalanghap ng usok ng sigarilyo at umiinom nang labis na alak? Alamin ang iba pang risk factors sa infographics na ito.
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