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The technical words explained in The Cancer Dictionary also have a very simple pronunciation aid. The stressed syllables are in heavier type, while retaining the normal spelling, for example:
antigen [an-ti-gen]

Where a single word is pronounced as if it were two words, each with its stressed syllable, we show how it is split and where the stresses fall:
antiemetic [an-ti e-met-ic]

The Cancer Council South Australia acknowledges The Cancer Council Victoria as the original source of this glossary. Reproduced with the kind permission of The Cancer Council Victoria.

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