AI Article Synopsis

  • Cancer happens when cells grow uncontrollably and spread into nearby areas, making it a dangerous illness.
  • In rich countries, cancer causes the most deaths, while in poorer countries, it causes the second most.
  • New tools help doctors find cancer earlier, leading to better treatment, but these tools can be expensive and hard to use for some deep tumors.

Article Abstract

The uncontrolled growth and spread of cancerous cells beyond their usual boundaries into surrounding tissues characterizes cancer. In developed countries, cancer is the leading cause of death, while in underdeveloped nations, it ranks second. Using existing cancer diagnostic tools has increased early detection rates, which is crucial for effective cancer treatment. In recent decades, there has been significant progress in cancer-specific survival rates owing to advances in cancer detection and treatment. The ability to accurately identify precursor lesions is a crucial aspect of effective cancer screening programs, as it enables early treatment initiation, leading to lower long-term incidence of invasive cancer and improved overall prognosis. However, these diagnostic methods have limitations, such as high costs and technical challenges, which can make accurate diagnosis of certain deep-seated tumors difficult. To achieve accurate cancer diagnosis and prognosis, it is essential to continue developing cutting-edge technologies in molecular biology and cancer imaging.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jgm.3730DOI Listing

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