- Medicine: Physicians and oncologists provide clinical insights and patient care perspectives, essential for translating research into practical treatments. - Biology: Molecular biologists and geneticists study the cellular and genetic mechanisms of cancer, identifying potential targets for therapy. - Chemistry: Chemists design and synthesize new drugs and imaging agents to detect and treat cancer. - Physics: Medical physicists develop imaging techniques (e.g., MRI, PET scans) and radiation therapies to diagnose and treat cancer. - Computer Science: Bioinformaticians and data scientists analyze large datasets to identify patterns and predict outcomes, enhancing personalized medicine. - Engineering: Biomedical engineers create advanced medical devices and technologies for cancer detection and treatment.
