The Cancer Research Initiative at the University of Cape Town (UCT) co-hosted a seminar this week in which the author S. Lochlann […]
Posts Tagged ‘Epidemiology’
A Day for Reflection
Earlier this week, on Tuesday 4 February, we recognized World Cancer Day 2014. The campaign was focused on reducing the stigma surrounding the […]
E-Cigarettes in Regulatory No Man’s Land
Until a decade ago there was some debate whether smoking increased the risk of breast cancer. However, there is now consensus that active smoking […]
An Ounce of Prevention
People often ask: What can be done now to prevent cancer in the future? Around the world we have seen […]
Breast Cancer in Africa
While infectious diseases such as tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS weigh heavily on Africa, cancer is a latent health burden. The International Agency for Research […]