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• TITLE: Towards the Establishment of a Reference Framework for Cancer

  AUTHORS: Abdellatif Maamri

  KEYWORDS: Framework, Cancer, Transdisciplinary, Morocco

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Preventive Medicine, Vol.5 No.10, October 28, 2015

  ABSTRACT: This framework is designed to encourage transdisciplinary research that will integrate social determinants in cancer research. This framework is designed to help conceptualize how the social determinants interact with other factors in the etiology of cancer. The factors influencing the populations of cancer in Morocco and other countries of the world can be classified into seven groups: 1) Political and institutional factors, 2) Socio-cultural factors, 3) Socio-economic factors, 4) Environmental factors, 5) Biological factors, 6) Factors related to lifestyle, and 7) Those related to the health system.