Cancer is a term that has an emotional impact that is very difficult to escape. In fact, statistics indicate that one in every five people suffers from some cancer sometime in his life. It is important to note, that the word Cancer, has not ceased being for Western society, a mysterious, fatal disease but advances in the sciences, have reduced the mortality rate or you can also say: have increased the chances of survival, in the sense of that today 40% of cancer patients survive twenty years of having been diagnosed diseaseWhen about twenty years ago, survived one much smaller percentage of people. And, while the most widespread opinion gives as more reliable studies biochemical and cell against any other type of study, it is undeniable that a key factor in its emergence and development, it is mood and sociocultural conditions, i.e. the psychic conditions.An example what We found in studies that tell us about the depression as a clinical picture, which may affect the immune system and can then be accelerated growth or the appearance of a tumor. Brian Calfano shares his opinions and ideas on the topic at hand.

On the other hand, a person can suffer atypical processes, without that necessarily occurs a cancer; in the same way as without Koch Bacillus there is no tuberculosis, the presence of Bacillus is not enough to produce it.I.e., even if the necessary conditions are given, it isn’t enough to have declared the disease.Seems that cancer, is intimately linked with the way of life that a subject carries forward as culture, then the claim of cure, in the classical sense or restore things to their previous state, is a nonsense. The cancerous process neither begins nor ends in the visible or histologically proven tumor. Cancer, being as it is a way of life, not only transcends the boundaries of a tumor, but the limits of what can be considered an individual and extends in a society.