The Role of Lab Technicians and Nurses in Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment

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Khalid Zaben Aldahmashi, Fares Meshabab Alqahtani, Fares Saeed Alqahtani, Fahad Sadeq Bin Nasib, Hasan Mohammed Alghamdi, Ali Ahmed Alqahtani, Atheer Abdullah Alharbi, Anfal Ibrahim Rawzi, Nouf Neger Aldossari, Farah Ruzayq Almutairi, Sultan Hamad Alotaibi, Ayesh Saleh Al-Otaibi, Alreshidi, Salma Swelam F, Othman Musawed Darraj, Ehab Mohammed Ahmed Azouni, Abdulmajeed Abdullah Alnafjan

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Cancer diagnosis and treatment require a multidisciplinary approach, with lab technicians and nurses playing crucial roles in patient care. Lab technicians are responsible for conducting diagnostic tests, analyzing samples, and ensuring accurate results, which are essential for determining the type, stage, and progression of cancer. Nurses, on the other hand, provide direct patient care, administer treatments, educate patients, and offer emotional and psychological support throughout the treatment process. Their combined expertise ensures early detection, effective treatment planning, and improved patient outcomes. This article explores the key responsibilities, challenges, and contributions of lab technicians and nurses in cancer diagnosis and treatment.

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