The Physics of Cancer (English)
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- Comprehensive Guide to Cancer Physics
- Understanding Radiation and Imaging Techniques
- Ideal for Medical Students and Oncologists
- Cutting-Edge Methods in Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
- Published by : Ritesh Publication
- Ratings: 4.8 out of 5
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The Physics of Cancer delves into the crucial role that physics plays in understanding cancer and advancing cancer treatment. This comprehensive eBook covers a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of cancer biology to the cutting-edge physical techniques used in diagnosis and therapy, including radiation therapy and medical imaging. Ideal for medical students, oncologists, and healthcare professionals, this book provides valuable insights into the intersection of physics and oncology, and how physics can improve cancer care.
You Will Learn
- How physics principles apply to cancer diagnosis and treatment.
- The role of radiation therapy in cancer care.
- Medical imaging techniques for detecting cancer.
- The molecular and cellular physics behind cancer growth and metastasis.
- Innovative approaches to cancer therapy using physical techniques.
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The Physics of Cancer (English)
Original price was: $1.80.$0.24Current price is: $0.24.
Neha Choudhary –
A detailed and well-structured book. The illustrations help in understanding key concepts.
Dr. Sameer Joshi –
The book does an excellent job of linking fundamental physics with cancer biology. Very well-written.
Divya Sharma –
An essential read for those looking to understand the physics behind cancer growth and treatment.
Rohit Saxena –
This book provides an innovative way to study cancer. A must-read for students of medical physics.
Snehal Patil –
A refreshing take on cancer studies.
Snehal Patil –
A refreshing take on cancer studies. The book is detailed but easy to understand.
Dr. Aditya Banerjee –
A well-balanced book that explains cancer progression using physics without oversimplifying the science.
Ayesha Kapoor –
An insightful read for those interested in the science behind cancer growth and treatment resistance.
Dr. Pranav Desai –
An excellent book that introduces physics into cancer research. Very informative and engaging.
Tanvi Joshi –
A thought-provoking book that changes the way we look at cancer. The explanations are clear and logical.
Kiran Saxena –
Highly recommended for interdisciplinary researchers. The book effectively combines physics, biology, and medicine.
Dr. Sumit Menon –
A well-researched book that offers fresh insights into cancer mechanisms using physics concepts.
Pooja Reddy –
An excellent resource for those curious about the mathematical and physical aspects of cancer research.
Dr. Raghav Tandon –
The physics-based models of cancer progression are intriguing. A valuable addition to oncological studies.
Aniket Choudhary –
A unique approach to understanding cancer biology. The book is well-structured and informative.
Nisha Verma –
This book presents complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. A great resource for students and professionals.
Dr. Kartik Sharma –
A groundbreaking perspective on cancer. The integration of physics concepts into tumor growth is insightful.
Shalini Bhatia –
A well-written book that bridges the gap between physics and oncology. The content is scientific yet accessible.
Rajesh Iyer –
The book does an excellent job of explaining how physics principles apply to cancer progression and treatment.
Dr. Vishal Nair –
A must-read for anyone interested in the interdisciplinary study of cancer. The explanations are clear and thought-provoking.
Meera Kulkarni –
This book presents a fresh approach to understanding cancer, combining biology with physics in an engaging way.
Dr. Arjun Malhotra –
A fascinating book that explores cancer from a physics perspective. Highly recommended for researchers and medical students.