Journal•ISSN: 1004-0242
Bulletin of Chinese Cancer
About: Bulletin of Chinese Cancer is an academic journal. The journal publishes majorly in the area(s): Cancer & Lung cancer. Over the lifetime, 210 publications have been published receiving 2713 citations.
Topics: Cancer, Lung cancer, Population, Survival rate, Esophageal cancer
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TL;DR: Research data show that more resistant stem cells than common cancer cells exist in cancer patients, and to identify unrecognized differences between cancer stem cells and cancer cells might be able to develop effective classification, diagnose and treat for cancer.
Abstract: Stem cells are defined as cells able to both extensively self-renew and differentiate into progenitors. Research data show that more resistant stem cells than common cancer cells exist in cancer patients.To identify unrecognized differences between cancer stem cells and cancer cells might be able to develope effective classification,diagnose and treat ment for cancer.
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TL;DR: The most common tumor are lung, stomach, liver and esophagus tumor in male and breast, esophageal, lung, liver, and cervix tumor in female in China.
Abstract: [Purpose] To investigate the characteristics of cancer incidence and mortality in China. [Methods] The data of all new cancer cases, cancer death and the population covered in 30 cancer registries in China from 1998 to 2002 were analyzed. [Results] Thirty cancer registries covered 37813997 population, account for 3.04% in China. The total numbers of cancer incident cases and deaths were 386 910 and 266 033, respectively. The world age-adjusted incidence for all cancer registries ranked from 78.4 per 105 to 623.8 per 105. The world age-adjusted mortality for all cancer registries ranked from 78.9 per 105 to 260.1 per 105. [Conclusion] The most common tumor are lung, stomach, liver and esophagus tumor in male and breast, esophagus, stomach, lung, liver, and cervix tumor in female.
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TL;DR: The results meet the national status and benefit to the execution of programming and project of national cancer control and the optimal information system and the prevention and treatment administration of Chinese cancer control were determined.
Abstract: To explore Chinese cancer control strategy.Literature search,material analysis,and export discussion were used.The epidemiological tendency and current prevention and treatment situation in the world and China were reported.The target and emphasis of Chinese cancer control and the major interventive measures were presented.The optimal information system and the prevention and treatment administration of Chinese cancer control were determined.[Conclusion]The results meet the national status and benefit to the execution of programming and project of national cancer control.
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TL;DR: Lung, stomach, esophagus, liver cancer and female breast cancer are the leading cancer incidence which harm health seriously and should be the major issue in cancer prevention and control.
Abstract: [Purpose] To investigate the characteristics of cancer incidence from 35 cancer registries in China. [Methods] The population-based cancer registration data of all new cases were collected from 35 local cancer registries in China. The data were sorted, checked and analyzed according to “China Cancer Registration Guideline”and“Cancer Registration: Principles and Methods, IARC”. [Results] Thirty-five cancer registries covered 56 032 310 population(male,28 433 441; female, 27 598 869), accounted for 4.34% of total population in China. The new incidence cases were 120 942, 68 623 for male and 52 319 for female in 2003. The crude incidence for all cancer registries ranked from 73.8/105 to 372.7/105. The highest crude incidence was 372.7/105 in Yangzhong city, secondly, 337.7/105 in Shanghai; the lowest crude incidence was 73.8/105 in Shenzhen city. [Conclusion] Lung, stomach, esophagus,liver cancer and female breast cancer are the leading cancer incidence which harm health seriously. It should be the major issue in cancer prevention and control.
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TL;DR: The hazardous with death of esophageal cancer was more serious in males than that in females, and in rural than that on that in the urban.
Abstract: To explore the characteristics of the death of esophageal cancer in China.Data from one tenth of population in China in 1990~1992 were collected by sampling and the mortality of esophageal cancer was analyzed.The esophageal cancer mortality in China was 17.38 per 10 5(22.14 per 10 5 for males and 12.34 per 10 5 for females) in 1990~1992. The Chinese Age_adjusted mortality was 15.02 per 10 5(20.35 per 10 5 for males and 10.01 per 10 5 for females) and world age_adjusted mortality was 20.40 per 10 5(27.73 per 10 5 for males and 13.63 per 10 5 for females). Death of esophageal cancer was 16.05% of all cancer deaths, ranking the forth (the forth in males and the second in females)in common cancer. The mortality in the rural and the urban were 20.10 per 10 5 and 9.62 per 10 5, accounting for 18.83% and 8.55% of all cancer deaths, respectively. The mortality ranges were 1.42 per 10 5 (Yunnan) to 42.46 per 10 5(Shanxi) by province and 0.22 per 10 5(Kaili in Yunnan) to 127.93 per 10 5(Yangcheng in Shanxi) by sampling city or county.[Conclusion]Esophageal cancer was one of the most common fatal cancers in China. The hazardous with death of esophageal cancer was more serious in males than that in females, and in rural than that in the urban.
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