Head and neck cancer (HNC) is a common malignancy worldwide and the second most common type of cancer in the Indian population, with around 77,000 cases diagnosed annually. HNCs affect the upper aerodigestive tract and may cause alterations in deglutition, phonation, hearing, and respiration. Smoking, alcohol consumption, and use of tobacco are the major causative factors for HNCs worldwide; however, other risk factors include consumption of smokeless tobacco and betel nut, as well as Epstein-Barr virus infection.
Despite significant progress in the management of HNCs, the long-term survival of patients has not improved. In this regard, Docplexus presents a ‘Patient Education Kit’ on ‘The Basics of Head and Neck Cancer.’ This kit will provide a comprehensive guide on the disease prevalence, risk factors, and signs and symptoms of HNCs. Click here To Download The Kit To Download The…
