Recently, I was invited to translate the “Handbook for Cervical Cancer Patients” (hereinafter referred to as the “Handbook”) published by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), which is a “textbook” for providing systematic popular science to patients. During the translation, it was found that there were great differences between Chinese and American doctors in the popularization and treatment of oncology-this is something we doctors who have been receiving Chinese medical education cannot understand in the normal diagnosis and treatment process. Popular science that is easy to understand and meticulous. In the manual, there are various explanations of nouns specially explained from the perspective of patients, as well as explanations of possible adverse consequences of treatment, such as cervix, radiotherapy, HPV virus Read More …