Cervical cancer is the growth of aberrant cells in the body part called the cervix (the lower section of the uterus connecting to the vagina). These cancers are caused by several strains of human papillomavirus (in short, HPV), which is a sexually transmitted viral pathogen. When a human body is exposed to HPV, the immune
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When cancer begins in the oral region or mouth, it is referred to as mouth cancer, cancer of the oral cavity, or oral cancer. A tumour or uncontrolled growth usually develops as a result of aberrant cells growing out of control. It can be a very aggressive kind of cancer. Due to the possibility that
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Mouth cancer is an umbrella term for any type of cancer that develops in any of the parts of the mouth. It is also commonly referred to as oral cancer or oral cavity cancer. Lips, tongue, gums, roof of the mouth, tonsils, salivary glands, floor of the mouth, and internal lining of the cheeks can
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Blood cell formation and function are both impacted by blood cancers. The majority of the time, blood cancer starts in the body’s bone marrow responsible for the production of blood. Stem cells, produced in the bone marrow, eventually develop into RBCs (red blood cells), WBCs (white blood cells), & platelets. Normal blood cells are in
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