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Differences between Sinus and Nasal Cancers Cancer Types, Risk Factors Differ Throughout Sinonasal System Sinonasal cancer includes a wide range of malignancies occurring in the nasal and paranasal sinus cavities. As they occur where air first enters the body, scientists Alyson Littman and Thomas Vaughn wrote in Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention that sinonasal cancers often act as “sentinel health events” signaling carcinogenic exposure. Read More...

Nasal Cancer Symptoms Many Patients Overlook Early Symptoms The American Cancer Society (ACS) states nasal cavity cancers are rare, with roughly Read More...
Meta-study Points to Link Between Chlordane, Cancer Chinese Health Study Confirms Chlordane Cancer Risk Several studies over the past few decades Read More...
Intestinal Type Adenocarcinoma: An Overview Sinus and Nasal Cancers Caused by Wood Dust Exposure Intestinal Type Adenocarcinoma (ITAC) is extremely Read More...

What is Apoptosis? Apoptosis, named after the ancient Greek words for “falling off,” is controlled cellular death. This process occurs in all Read More...

What are T Helper Cells? T helper cells are a specialized type of lymphocyte, itself a white blood cell subtype. T cells play an important role in Read More...

What are Macrophages?
How Macrophages Relate to Cancer Macrophages are specialized white blood cells that attack and consume hostile microbes, cancer cells and cellular Read More...
Multiple Studies Links Pesticide Exposure to Altered Cytokine Expression and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma The Pesticide Chlordane is Implicated Read More...
Inflammation, Cytokines and You Numerous scientific studies point out the links between chronic inflammation and various diseases and malignancies, Read More...
Inflammatory Cytokines and their Adverse Health Effects A healthy inflammatory response is transitory: it arrives quickly, repairs the damage and Read More...