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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Explore Chinese medicine preventive treatment for suspected cancer new ideas [Abstract] Objective To explore the preventive treatment for suspected cancer, Chinese medicine, new ideas. Method from cancer in the world today has become more and more in certain countries and cities of the first disease mortality data and understanding of traditional Chinese medicine point of view of cancer, suspicious of cancer of the various manifestations of modern medicine for cancer detection methods to diagnose suspected cancer The formula and preventive treatment of suspected cancer ideas and methods. Results suspicious cancer preventive effects of the treatment good, low cost. Conclusions preventive treatment for suspected cancer, Chinese medicine has a broad future development in this area will result in success or failure of a new round of revolution in the medical profession in the world. [Keywords:] Chinese medicine; preventive treatment; suspected cancer Malignancy in the world today is more and more in certain countries and cities of the first-mortality diseases, I try to explore with traditional Chinese medicine literature prophylactic treatment for suspected cancer is feasible. 1 Statistics and reflection UPDATE: The new discovery in China each year more than 400 million patients with cancer, more than 2.5 million annual deaths, more than 60%; the country who every 5 deaths, 1 patient died of malignant tumors; when diagnosed with cancer when the person is late 68% of the total number of people; in 2005 the Ministry of Health of 38 cities, 70 counties (county-city) survey results show that cancer mortality has been ranked first in the city death rate; over the past 30 years, the United States a total of more than 700 million people in died of cancer at a cost of 45 billion U.S. dollars to the treatment cost of over one trillion U.S. dollars; the World Health Organization statistics, in 2005 died because of smoking-related diseases