disease characterized by the presence of a malignant tumor

a type of cancer involving malignant tumors in the lungs, often caused by long-term smoking

liver cancer; hepatocellular carcinoma

gastric cancer; a malignant tumor originating in the stomach

to cause cancer; carcinogenic

cell that makes up a malignant tumor; characterized by rapid growth, abnormal shape, and the ability to spread to other parts of the body

To fight cancer; used to describe medical treatments or habits that combat cancer.

adenocarcinoma; cancer that forms in glandular structures

cancer of the rectum; rectal carcinoma

to undergo a transformation from normal cells into cancerous cells; malignancy

Cancer occurring in the ovaries; includes both primary and metastatic tumors.

cancer of the nose and throat area, specifically a malignant tumor of the nasopharyngeal mucosa

any substance or agent that tends to produce a cancer

cancer of the pancreas

To prevent the occurrence of cancer

cancer occurring in the bladder, typically characterized by bloody urine and difficulty urinating

breast cancer; mastocarcinoma

A cancerous swelling or lump caused by abnormal cell growth that can spread to nearby tissues and organs; also called [[恶性肿瘤|惡性腫瘤|e4 xing4 zhong3 liu2]] or [[恶性瘤|惡性瘤|e4 xing4 liu2]]

cancer of the intestines; colon cancer

Cancer that occurs in the larynx; also known as throat cancer or laryngocarcinoma. Symptoms include persistent hoarseness, difficulty swallowing, or a sensation of a lump in the throat.

cancer of the esophagus

A common type of cancer occurring in the cells of the cervix; often associated with symptoms such as irregular vaginal bleeding or pelvic pain.

cancer of the uterus; hysterocarcinoma

a type of cancer in the blood or bone marrow; also known as [[白血病|白血病|bai2 xue4 bing4]]

lymphoma; cancer of the lymph nodes. This is a common lay term for [[淋巴瘤|淋巴瘤|lin2 ba1 liu2]].

bone cancer; cancer that develops in the skeletal system

nasal cancer; rhinocarcinoma

Persistent mold or white powdery mineral deposits on a wall, often caused by water seepage; literally 'wall cancer'

cancer that has reached its final or advanced stage

the stage preceding the development of a cancer; precancer

(slang) a derogatory term for narrow-minded and sexist attitudes in men, specifically regarding traditional gender roles and the dismissal of women's views; literally "straight-man cancer"

cancer that has reached its final stage and is no longer curable

The process by which normal cells are transformed into cancer cells; the production or development of cancer

carcinogen; cancer-causing substance