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Oncology Lectures 2 3 Merged
Presentation · PPTX

Here is what's inside, in order:

Part 1 — Lecture 2: Breast Cancer

Recap from Lecture 1 (Hayflick limit, Warburg, tumour suppressors)
Epidemiology (1 in 8 women, why mortality dropped)
Receptors: ER, PR, HER2 explained simply (windows catching sunlight analogy)
Ki-67: the speedometer of cancer growth
BRCA1/2 and PARP inhibitors (the DNA repair crew analogy)
All 4 subtypes: Luminal A, Luminal B, HER2-enriched, Triple Negative — each with a plain-English explanation
Genetics, imaging, diagnosis (Triple Assessment), symptoms
Case study with treatment logic

Part 2 — Lecture 3: Colorectal Cancer

Epidemiology and why it's the most preventable cancer
Anatomy of the colon (picture frame analogy)
Risk factors, polyps, staging (TNM explained as fire spreading)
Histology: cancer starts in the crypts
MSI/MMR pathway (the broken record analogy)
Lynch syndrome and PD-1 immunotherapy
Right vs Left-sided CRC — completely different molecular profiles
RAS mutation: why EGFR inhibitors fail, and the anti-VEGF workaround
Rectal cancer: why lung mets are more common
Prevention and the 10-15 year window
5 detailed case studies with findings and treatments

Exam Questions Section (12 questions, all with full answers)

Every key concept turned into an exam question: Hayflick, Warburg, receptor logic, PARP inhibition, trastuzumab, Lynch syndrome, MSI vs MSS, RAS mutation, right vs left CRC, adenoma-carcinoma sequence, and the Triple Assessment.

Every slide has a "What does this mean?" explanation box written in plain language with analogies so nothing requires prior knowledge to understand.