Legal Definition and Related Resources of Cancer

A generic term covering all malignant tumors. Parker v Employers mutual liability insurance Co. of Wisconsin, (Texas) 440 S. W.2d 43.

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Cancer in Historical Law

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Legal English Vocabulary: Cancer in Spanish

Online translation of the English legal term cancer into Spanish: cáncer (English to Spanish translation) . More about legal dictionary from english to spanish online.

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• Working Condition
• Working Time
• Occupational Health
• Work Environment
• Labor Law
• Legal Working Age

Hierarchical Display of Cancer

Social Questions > Health > Illness
Social Questions > Health > Health policy > Organisation of health care > Public health > Reproductive health
Environment > Deterioration of the environment > Nuisance > Dangerous substance > Carcinogenic substance

Meaning of Cancer

Overview and more information about Cancer

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Translation of Cancer

• Spanish: Cáncer
• French: Cancer
• German: Krebs
• Italian: Cancro
• Portuguese: Cancro
• Polish: Nowotwór

Thesaurus of Cancer

Social Questions > Health > Illness > Cancer
Social Questions > Health > Health policy > Organisation of health care > Public health > Reproductive health > Cancer
Environment > Deterioration of the environment > Nuisance > Dangerous substance > Carcinogenic substance > Cancer

See also

• Reproductive health
• Carcinogenic substance