The Pathogenesis of The Cancer

The article explores the pathogenesis of cancer, delving into its causes, mechanisms, and current research. Cancer, characterized by malignancy in cells, results from the rapid evolution of cell adaptability outpacing the body's control. Factors such as physical, chemical, and biological agents contribute to cancer development. Advances in understanding cancer pathogenesis have shifted from simplistic theories to a multifactorial perspective. Current research highlights a 33% reduction in combined cancer deaths over 20 years. The article also introduces mRNA tumor vaccines, emphasizing their advantages in cancer prevention. Finally, preventive measures, including a healthy diet, exercise, sun protection, and reduced exposure to pollutants, are discussed to mitigate cancer risks.