Latifa ALEEMIabout 5 years ago
Oncology is the study of............? A.Polio B.Cancer C.Brain D.Jaundice
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about 5 years ago
B. Cancer ..... The doctor that specializes in oncology is called an oncologist
about 5 years ago
Always remember oncogene is a gene causing cancer so oncology is study of cancer. In every study there is a Latin name of all parts of body like hepato for liver so hepatology is study of liver always logy means study 😇
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