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This study is to provide an overview of magnitude of cancer incidence in West Libya form 2009 to 2013 and cancer mortality from 2009 to 2012, to identify the role of bad meal in developing cancer, and to suggest further nano-technology research for treating cancer. Among 1851 cancer patients, 1472 cases (79.5%) occur in people aged above 40 years old. The most affected age by cancers was in males aged 61-70 years and in females aged 41-50 years. Lung cancer is the principal cancer in men accounting for 21% of males cases, while breast cancer is the leading malignancy in women accounting for 34.5% of female cases. Cancer is responsible for approximately 11.7% of death. Among 100 interviewed males and females with colorectal, stomach and liver cancers, 50% of them were eating a lot of red meat and fast foods, whereas 20% of all cases were eating a little of fruits and vegetables. 22% of all cases were more likely to have a positive family history of cancer and 8% of all cases had chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, urinary tract infection and gastritis. Good efforts have been made to improve the treatment of cancer by using nanomedicines in order to enhance the performance of chemotherapy and reduce systemic side effects. Keywords— West Libya, cancer incidence, mortality, bad meal, nanomedicines. ANALYSIS 22(71), August 1, 2014 Discovery ISSN 2278–5469 EISSN 2278–5450

Cancer Magnitude in West Libya and Study the Effect of Dietary Habits in Cancer Incidence and Cancer Treatment Using Nanotechnology