How much do you know about oral and head and neck cancer? | BMC Select Research

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April is BMC's Oral and Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month, which is led by the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance. Welcome to the following tests to test your knowledge of these diseases. Our editors have also compiled the latest developments and emerging research areas on oral cancer, head and neck cancer, and you'll find the test questions a lot easier after reading the editor's selection.
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we'll share with you tomorrow some common myths about head and neck cancer, so stay tuned.
the United States and Europe, head and neck cancer accounts for 5% to 10% of all cancers. Depending on the origin of the cancer, oral, head and neck cancer can be divided into squamous cells that originate along the head and neck and squamous cells that originate in the salivary glands. These cancers can also be subdivided again according to the anatomical part of the body in which they are located. A more unique division is the subclassified of head and neck cancer based on infection, i.e. oral and pharynx cancer caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. These HPV-related cancers represent different diseases, with different causes, treatment strategies, and molecular characteristics, and research in this area is evolving rapidly with new discoveries and challenges. We hope that this campaign will influence the direction of research and clinical care for oral, head and neck cancer.
, head and neck cancers are made up of a variety of diseases, many of which are unique and rare, and their response to treatment varies from disease to disease. The following quiz will test your knowledge of these knowledge, welcome to take the test, share your scores, and increase your knowledge of oral and cervical cancer by reading our collection.




your test scores? BMC's editorial team has selected open access research and journal recommendations on several topics, welcome to
for free, and increase your understanding of research in the field: HPV infection and cancer aloloma cancer prognostic assessment and biomarkersoscic genetics Science, Genomics and High-Volume TechnologyHabits and Risk Factors Risk Assessment and Diagnosis: Imaging Examination and ScreeningClinical Trials and Immunotherapy StrategiesChoice of Treatment OptionsCare and Quality of Life for Patients
(Source: Science.com)