Malignant neoplasms of specific localization considered or suspected to be primary, excluding neoplasms of lymphoid tissue, haematopoietic tissue and related tissues: (37 contents)
Lip, mouth and throat (10 contents)
Quitting smoking promotes improved outcomes in laryngeal cancer treatment
Can quitting smoking help treat laryngeal cancer? The research is conclusive! Let's find out.
Oral cancer: causes and treatments
In Poland, hundreds of thousands of patients face cancer every year. On social media or television, one can see information on prevention against many cancers, including breast, testicular and...
Oesophageal cancer - symptoms, causes and prognosis
Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption or reflux disease are the most common causes of oesophageal cancer. This cancer mainly affects older people. What are the symptoms of oesophageal cancer, when...
The problem of bad breath
Bad breath is a condition that causes great discomfort and embarrassment on many occasions. However, it can even be the result of very serious health problems. The main and most frequent cause of bad...
Tumours of the organs of the head and neck
Tumours of the organs of the head and neck most commonly arise in the lip, mouth, pharynx, larynx, paranasal sinuses, orbital structures and salivary glands and ears. What are they caused by and what...
Diabetes increases the risk of oral cancer
Factors that increase the risk of oral cancer include H. pyloriV infections, smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. British and Australian researchers point out, however, that there may also be a...
Oral cancer
Oral cancer is the second malignant tumour occurring in the head and neck region after laryngeal cancer. Approximately 95% of the cases are squamous cell carcinoma of varying degrees of maturity....
