This study was aimed at a qualitative assessment of a cancer informational website,“India
Against Cancer,” developed by the ICMR-National Institute of Cancer Prevention and …

BACKGROUND: Cancer is one of the leading causes of death globally. A considerable
number of different cancer types may be preventable, using primary intervention techniques …

Aim: To assess the cancer awareness in respondents, their knowledge about the nature of
cancer as a disease, its diagnosis and treatment, warning signs, environmental risk factors …

Background. This cross-sectional study was carried out to assess the perceptions and level
of knowledge of a Pakistani urban population regarding presentations, risk factors, and …

The incidence and prevalence of cancer is rapidly increasing in both developed and
developing countries. The most common cancers reported in Pakistan are breast and …

Objective: To examine self-reported knowledge, attitude, and preventive practices on cancer
among Saudis. Materials and Methods: Data was collected from Saudis aged 15 years or …

Purpose Cancer-related stigma influences the way people perceive cancer, which renders
cancer control—beginning with prevention and proceeding to palliation—a challenging task …

Cancer is the second cause of premature deaths globally. In Malaysia, a total of 18,219 new
cancer cases were diagnosed in 2007. Cancer is preventable and potentially avoidable …

Objective: To estimate the awareness level of Saudi adults about the risk factors and
warning signs of cancer and observe the association of different determinants with cancer …

Background: Nursing staff is the first of a constant line of contact with the patients and serve
a prodigious responsibility. They play a pivotal role in disseminating knowledge to the …