Is cancer capitalized?
I'm writing a school report on common diseases and I'm a bit confused about grammar rules. When you write about the disease, should 'cancer' always be capitalized or only at the beginning of a sentence?
I'm writing a school report on common diseases and I'm a bit confused about grammar rules. When you write about the disease, should 'cancer' always be capitalized or only at the beginning of a sentence?
No, as a medical term, 'cancer' is not capitalized unless it is at the start of a sentence. It only gets a capital letter when referring to the zodiac sign.
Agree with others, write it in lowercase for medical contexts. It is just a standard grammar rule.
Only capitalize it if you are talking about the zodiac sign. For the medical condition, keep it lowercase.
I think it is written in lowercase unless starting a sentence. I get so nervous searching anything related to this disease, hope you are doing okay!
I totally get it, sometimes these formatting doubts pop up when we are stressed. It is written in lowercase for the illness, capital only for the star sign.
It is lowercase in medical reports. If you are reviewing reports and have concerns, please show them to a doctor immediately rather than analyzing grammar.
Arre, medical term me chota 'c' use hota hai. Simple grammar rule hai, jyada dimag mat lagao ispe.
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