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- DictionaryCan·cer/ˈkansər/
- 1. a constellation (the Crab), said to represent a crab crushed under the foot of Hercules. It is most noted for the globular star cluster of Praesepe (the Beehive cluster).
- 2. the fourth sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters at the northern summer solstice (about June 21).
noun
- 1. a person born when the sun is in the sign of Cancer.
adjective
- 1. used with preceding Greek letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Cancer: "the star Delta Cancri"
3 hours ago · Medically, “cancer-free” means two things. First, it means no cancer cells are able to be detected in a patient’s body using the available testing methods. Second, there is no cancer left in ...
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8 hours ago · At issue was the program’s cancer latency policy, which stipulates that many cancers diagnosed before Sept. 11, 2005, cannot be considered linked to the attacks, and therefore those victims and ...
8 hours ago · Common Symptoms to Watch For. While blood cancers can manifest in various ways, some common symptoms include: Unexplained fatigue: Feeling unusually tired or weak, even after adequate rest. Sudden weight loss: Losing a significant amount of weight without any changes in diet or exercise. Frequent infections: Experiencing more infections than ...
2 hours ago · It goes without saying that a cancer diagnosis is traumatic and life-changing for the patient: the debilitating rounds of chemotherapy, the worry that metastasis will cripple vital organs, and ...
8 hours ago · Kate Middleton cancer latest: William reveals ‘delight’ but warns princess has ‘long way to go’ with recovery. The Princess of Wales has announced that she is cancer free
6 hours ago · Cancer cells and organ models from Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine are going to space in hopes it brings scientists one step closer to cures. Cancer cells, organoids head to space ...
8 hours ago · Almost all these deaths—90 percent—are because of metastatic disease: cancer that has spread from the breast to the bones, lungs, or other parts of the body. There is no cure.