Invite readers to ask livestream questions about liver cancer
According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IACR), Vietnam is a country with a high percentage of people with cancer Liver Cancer 3rd highest in the world (for men). This is also the leading disease in Vietnam with 26,418 people infected in 2020.
According to information provided by the American Cancer Society and the Journal of Cancer for Clinicians, men are two to three times more likely to develop liver cancer than women.
Liver cancer is a disease with vague and unclear initial symptoms, easily confused with common liver/bile diseases, so people often have subjective psychology and do not go to the doctor. Therefore, most liver cancer patients when detected are at a late stage, liver cells have been destroyed, making treatment more difficult, leading to a very high mortality rate. The majority of patients after detection Cirrhosisliver cancer only has 1-3 years to live.
Liver cancer has many causes, but most are extremely familiar habits in daily life that we cannot expect. Even so, this deadly disease is completely preventable by eliminating harmful habits and screening people at risk.
So how can we prevent liver cancer? Who needs screening for liver cancer? All will be answered in the program’s online talk show It’s hard to have a doctor with topics “Preventing the most common cancer in Vietnam”.
The program has the participation of MSc.BS. Nguyen Tien DongCenter for Nuclear Medicine and Oncology – Bach Mai Hospital.
The program is broadcast on Soha.vn fanpage at 2pm, March 21, 2022. We invite you to watch the show!
From now on, readers can ask questions about the program here.
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