The human body is comprised of 4 types of tissues. The four categories are as follows: epithelial, connective (including bone and blood cells), muscle, and nerve.  Of these tissues, epithelial and connective tissue can divide using mitosis; these cells can become cancerous when they lose the ability to regulate mitosis. If you are familiar with the anatomy of the human brain, you may be wondering where…

“You’ve got mail!”—a phrase that once symbolized the dawn of digital communication—helped pave the way for the technological advancements we enjoy today. However, no one could have predicted the overwhelming digital divide that these advancements would create. In a world dominated by email, instant messaging, and video conferencing, it’s easy to feel lost in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Here are three sure-fire ways to successfully…

Cancer registrars rely on a wealth of manuals to ensure the accuracy and integrity of oncology data. These resources serve as essential tools for coding and classification, but their value extends beyond traditional use. By thinking creatively, registrars can leverage these manuals in unexpected ways to enhance data quality and problem-solving. The Essential Role of Cancer Registry Manuals Oncology Data Specialists (ODS-certified cancer registrars) understand the…

More than 18 million Americans have survived cancer as of January 1, 2022. For many, the journey to recovery continues long after treatment, often marked by challenges such as reduced physical function, increased fatigue, and a higher risk of recurrence. But did you know that exercise can play a vital role in improving the quality of life for cancer survivors? Incorporating regular physical activity has proven…