Effects of Self-Regulation Program by Alcohol Drinking Reduction Among Elder Person in Soem Sai Sub-District, Soem Ngam District, Lampang Province
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97 mm 98 mm 98 mm 102 mm 101 mm Edit_1-02-53 Cover Lampang_eng = Fusion Glossy Cover Lampang_eng = 496 x 210 mm. 250 3 Mae Hae (แมแห) 1017 Upparat Road, Tel: 0 5422 1904 (Northern TOURIST INFORMATION CENTERS CONTENTS food) TOURISMHOW TO GETAUTHORITY THERE OF THAILAND 6 Namo Le Café 178 Mu 1 Tambon Pong Saen Tong, (นโม เลอ คาเฟ) HEAD OFFICE Tel: 0 5432 5888, 08 6657 8901 ATTRACTIONS 8 1600 New PhetchaburiAmphoe Road,Mueang Makkasan Lampang 8 North Seafood Restaurant (ภัตตาคารนอรท ซีฟูด) 359/2 Chatchai Ratchathewi, Amphoe Bangkok 10400Ko Kha 18 Road, Tambon Suan Dok, Tel: 0 5432 3029 Tel: 0 2250 5500Amphoe (120 numbers) Hang Chat 22 Fax: 0 2250 5511 O-Cha Wattana (โอชาวัฒนา) 136/34-35 Phahonyothin Road, opp. Amphoe Chae Hom 26 E-mail: [email protected] Khelang Nakhon Hospital Tel: 0 5422 1153, 0 5421 8093 (Chinese Amphoe Mueang Pan 26 Website: www.tourismthailand.org Food) Amphoe Wang Nuea 30 MINISTRY Amphoe OF TOURISM Ngao AND SPORTS 30 Phon Narai (พรนารายณ) Ropwiang Road, Tel: 0 5422 1110 (Grilled 4 RatchadamnoenAmphoe Nok MaeAvenue, Mo Bangkok 10100 34 Duck or pork in the sauce with rice, Suki) 8.30 a.m. - 4.30Amphoe p.m. everyday Sop Prap 34 Regent Lodge (รีเจนท ลอดจ) 279/3 Phahonyothin Road, Tambon Amphoe Thoen 36 Huawiang, Tel: 0 5432 3388 (Halal food) TAT CHIANG MAI 105/1EVENTS Chiang AND Mai-Lamphun FESTIVALS Road, 38 Riverside (ริเวอรไซด) Thipchang Road, Tel: 0 5422 1861 (Northern Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50000 LOCAL PRODUCTS AND SOUVENIRS 40 style, Western food) Tel: 0 5324 8604, 0 5324 8607, 0 5324 1466 INTERESTING ACTIVITIES 44 Ruean Phae (เรือนแพ) 270 Soi Rueanphae, behind Television Fax: 0 5324 8605 Station Channel 8, Phahonyothin Road (Lampang-Chiangrai Super www.tatchiangmai.org City tour by horse-drawn carriage 44 Highway, k.m. -
Journeys of Northern
TR AV EL Bangkoklife Post |• THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2019 | 5 AWAY JOURNEYS OF PICHAYA SVASTI Farming fair in Ang Thong NORTHERN ART Until Feb 14, the “Farm Produce And Prized Products Of Ang Thong Fair” will take place at Wat Khun Inthapramun in Visiting handicraft villages in the Pho Thong district, Ang Thong province, from 8.30am-4.30pm. North of Thailand provides opportunities The objectives are to promote farming, food safety and local products, and hands-on experiences for tourists to learn introduce new farming technology and boost cultural tourism. Activities include about another aspect of cultural tourism exhibitions on agriculture, the display of a 100m-long vegetable tunnel, the sale STORY AND PHOTOS: PICHAYA SVASTI of local products and food, a light and sound show on the history of the temple, ravel is fun, especially when it can Buakhieo and Dee Kaewsamut, an 86-year- cultural performances, dragon and lion be carried out under uncommon old couple, are the founders of the co-operative. dances and singing and buffalo contests. themes. The North is charming Buakhieo, or Grandma Khieo, has been con- Contact the Tourism Authority of for the beauty of its nature, art and serving the creel weaving tradition by adding The ‘Tracing The Fading Legacy: Stories Of Living Legends’ Exhibition. Thailand (TAT)’s Suphan Buri Office at culture. Visiting the North to learn new and unique designs, artistic touches and 03-553-6030 or 03-552-5880. Tand appreciate traditional craftsmanship is an commercial value to the craft. Also, she has been Couple Sa-ngiam and Charal Panwai founded interesting idea, inspired by the ongoing exhi- promoting and upgrading Ban Pa Bong’s tradi- Ban Hong Kok Yaeng Mat Weaving Group. -
UTERINE CANCER ICD-O: C54 Kannika Paengchit , M.D
CONTENTS Page Foreword E Acknowledgements F List of Collaborators G Introduction 1 Methodology 4 Overview 13 Commentaries on selected sites 22 Oral cavity cancer 23 Nasopharyngeal cancer 26 Stomach cancer 29 Colon cancer 32 Rectal cancer 35 Liver cancer 38 Laryngeal cancer 41 Lung cancer 44 Skin cancer 47 Breast cancer 50 Cervical cancer 53 Uterine cancer 56 Ovarian cancer 59 Prostate cancer 62 Bladder cancer 65 Thyroid cancer 68 Lymphoma 71 Leukaemia 73 References 75 Appendix 76 A List of Tables Page Table 1 Calculation of observed survival rate by the actuarial (life table) method 7 Table 2 Cohort analysis to derive 5-year survival estimates, based on data of 8 patients diagnosed in 2003-2007 and followed until the end of 2012 Table 3 Data quality by cancer sites in both sexes 13 Table 4 Cancer cases registered in both sexes 14 Table 5 Number of cases and percentage by extension, sexes and periods, 16 Lampang, 1988-2007 Table 6 5-year relative survival in male, Lampang, 1988-2007 19 Table 7 5-year relative survival in female, Lampang, 1988-2007 20 Table 8 5-year relative survival by extent of disease for specific sites, Lampang, 21 1988-2007 Table 9 5- year survival by sex, extent of disease, tumor subsite and periods for 23 oral cavity cancer Table 10 5- year survival by sex, extent of disease and periods for nasopharyngeal 26 cancer Table 11 5- year survival by sex, extent of disease and periods for stomach cancer 29 Table 12 5- year survival by sex, extent of disease and periods for colon cancer 32 Table 13 5- year survival by sex,