Common Scientific Outline Select a codes which best describe the research, using the highlight function in Word. maximum of 3 Place an asterisk (*) next to the ONE broad CSO category which best describes the research (For example. 1. Biology) Full details of the Common Scientific Outline can be found at the International Cancer Research Portfolio website (). 1.1 Normal functioning 1.2 Cancer initiation: alterations in chromosomes 1. Biology 1.3 Cancer initiation: oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes 1.4 Cancer progression and metastasis 1.5 Resources and infrastructure 2.1 Exogenous factors in the origin and cause of cancer 2.2 Endogenous factors in the origin and cause of cancer 2. Aetiology 2.3 Interactions of genes/genetic polymorphisms with exogenous/endogenous factors 2.4 Resources and infrastructure related to aetiology 3.1 Interventions to prevent cancer: personal behaviours that affect cancer risk 3.2 Nutritional science in cancer prevention 3.3 Chemoprevention 3. Prevention 3.4 Vaccines 3.5 Complementary and alternative prevention approaches 3.6 Resources and infrastructure related to prevention 4. Early 4.1 Technology development and/or marker discovery Detection, 4.2 Technology and/or marker evaluation with respect to fundamental parameters of method 4.3 Technology and/or marker testing in a clinical setting Diagnosis and 4.4 Resources and infrastructure related to detection, diagnosis and prognosis Prognosis 5.1 Localised therapies discovery and development – 5.2 Localised therapies clinical applications – 5.3 Systemic therapies discovery and development – 5. Treatment 5.4 Systemic therapies clinical applications – 5.5 Combinations of localised and systemic therapies 5.6 Complementary and alternative treatment approaches 5.7 Resources and infrastructure related to treatment 6.1 Patient care and survivorship issues 6.2 Surveillance 6. Cancer 6.3 Behaviour Control, 6.4 Cost analyses and healthcare delivery Survivorship 6.5 Education and communication and Outcomes 6.6 End-of-Life care Research 6.7 Ethics and confidentiality in cancer research 6.8 Complementary and alternative approaches for supportive care of patients and survivors 6.9 Resources and infrastructure related to cancer control, survivorship and outcomes research
Common Scientific Outline Select a maximum of 3 codes which best describe the research, using the highlight function in Word. Place an asterisk (*) next to the ONE broad CSO category which best describes the research (For example. 1. Biology) Full details of the Common Scientific Outline can be found at the International Cancer Research Portfolio website (). 1. Biology 1.1 Normal functioning 1.2 Cancer initiation: alterations in chromosomes 1.3 Cancer initiation: oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes 1.4 Cancer progression and metastasis 1.5 Resources and infrastructure 2. Aetiology 2.1 Exogenous factors in the origin and cause of cancer 2.2 Endogenous factors in the origin and cause of cancer 2.3 Interactions of genes/genetic polymorphisms with exogenous/endogenous factors 2.4 Resources and infrastructure related to aetiology 3. Prevention 3.1 Interventions to prevent cancer: personal behaviours that affect cancer risk 3.2 Nutritional science in cancer prevention 3.3 Chemoprevention 3.4 Vaccines 3.5 Complementary and alternative prevention approaches 3.6 Resources and infrastructure related to prevention 4. Early Detection, Diagnosis and Prognosis 4.1 Technology development and/or marker discovery 4.2 Technology and/or marker evaluation with respect to fundamental parameters of method 4.3 Technology and/or marker testing in a clinical setting 4.4 Resources and infrastructure related to detection, diagnosis and prognosis 5. Treatment 5.1 Localised therapies – discovery and development 5.2 Localised therapies – clinical applications 5.3 Systemic therapies – discovery and development 5.4 Systemic therapies – clinical applications 5.5 Combinations of localised and systemic therapies 5.6 Complementary and alternative treatment approaches 5.7 Resources and infrastructure related to treatment 6. Cancer Control, Survivorship and Outcomes Research 6.1 Patient care and survivorship issues 6.2 Surveillance 6.3 Behaviour 6.4 Cost analyses and healthcare delivery 6.5 Education and communication 6.6 End-of-Life care 6.7 Ethics and confidentiality in cancer research 6.8 Complementary and alternative approaches for supportive care of patients and survivors 6.9 Resources and infrastructure related to cancer control, survivorship and outcomes research
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