Re-Classification of the Incidence of World Trade Center Health Program and the European-Defined Rare Cancers in the Twenty-Two Arab Countries

I here, possibly for the first time, present a concise book about rare cancers in an important and central area of the world, the Twenty-Two Arab Countries (TTACs), who still unfortunately know that some of these RCs are not rare but are common in their countries. After reviewing the individual TTACs’ RC lists, it became clear that ovary/cervix uteri/ corpus uteri (endometrium)/ female genital cancers as well as, most of the endocrine cancers are common cancers in 21 Arab countries, taking into account that both Comoros and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have the highest rates. This new conclusion should urge Arab World to re-consider their policies in cancer management.

Professor of Cancer Biology and Head of the Department of Biochemistry, Ex- and First Dean and Founder of Faculty of Pharmacy, Kafrelsheikh University, Egypt. Had his Master in Biochemistry by 1989, and his PhD in Biochemistry by 1999. Member of the Higher Consulting Organization of Egyptian Scientists Council. Deputy of Director of: The Egyptian Association of Cancer Research. Member in: The Arab Evaluators for Scientific Degree Promotions for Professorships. Member in: The Egyptian Evaluators for Scientific Degree Promotions for both associate and full Professorships.
Research Interest: Cancer Biology, Principal Instructor and interested in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Research (both early detection, looking for new sensitive and specific markers and therapeutic perusal), as new trends in management of hepatocellular carcinoma, including chemo and radio sensitization to cancer therapy.
After long time of studying cell membrane, we now work on targeting liver cancer cell through membrane protein leads to minimize side effects, dose burdens, and treatment durations, with a maximal efficacy.
Published 77 international manuscript, 8 under publication, 2 international books (USA and UK), 5 National books, presented more than 150 TV meetings in awareness of herbal, medical and pharmaceutical fields.