Cancer is a term that describes a constellation of diseases that affect a large proportion of the global population. By 2020, it is estimated there will be 15 million new cancer cases worldwide and a corresponding 12 million cancer-related deaths. There are many efficacious treatments for cancer with both curative and palliative intents, which regardless of efficacy, can result in distressing symptoms including pain, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and reduced function. Compounded with very similar symptoms from the disease itself, toxicities can ultimately lead to diminished quality of life (QOL). In recent years, the use of biomarkers in cancer research and practice has become a widely discussed topic of exploration for researchers and clinicians alike. A biomarker is a biological property that can be measured and used as a tool in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of specific illnesses, including cancer. In this book, the authors synthesize existing biomarker research in the literature related to cancer and the potential effect it may have on future treatment, drug metabolism, symptom burden, radiation response, susceptibility to radiation related toxicities, and prognosis.

Oncology: The Promising Future of Biomarkers

Medical Books

Anthony Furfari

Leigha Rowbottom

Rachel Mcdonald

Carlo Deangelis

Stephanie Chan

Medicine

Nova Science Publishers, Inc.

Is your child not able to accept losing in games? 
Is it difficult for your child to regulate emotions when losing? 
This is the right book for you and your little one(s)! This book is also perfect for teachers and therapists!\nIt's OK to Lose! is a children's book that targets a common emotional regulation and self-management issue young children usually experience when they play games! The author has uniquely applied behaviour science to children's literature, and helped young readers take the perspective of the main character in the book, explore different contingencies in their world, and learn to make good choices in different situations, in a fun and interactive way.\nThis book was developed together with researchers, school teachers, early childhood educators, behaviour analysts, speech-language pathologists, many parents, and young children!

It's OK to Lose! (Behavior Science Children's Book)

Children's Books

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Society for Behavor Sciants

Exhale: An Anthology of Queer Singapore Voices

Ng Yi-Sheng

Andy Ang

Ang Jin Yong

Tan Boon Hui

Atifa Othman

Kokila Annamalai

Math Paper Press

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