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House Cats Can Help Unlock Better Cancer Treatments For Humans: Study
Scientists have taken a major step toward understanding cancer in cats, opening what researchers once described as a genetic "black box."
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One Shot Or Two? What To Know About HPV Vaccination Recommendations
U.S. vaccination recommendations have become splintered in the past year, with federal officials and doctors' organizations disagreeing over guidance and even battling each other in court. But both sides have been exploring revisions in longstanding HPV vaccine recommendations.
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Passive Smoking And Your Lungs: How Second-Hand Smoke Can Affect Respiratory Health
Long-term exposure to second-hand smoke is associated with an increased risk of lung cancer in non-smokers. The risk depends on factors including the intensity and duration of exposure.
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Actor Mushtaq Khan Dies Of Liver Cancer: Understanding The Stages Of The Disease
Liver cancer is different from cancer that starts elsewhere in the body and later spreads to the liver. Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common primary liver cancer in adults.
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Access To Cancer Genetic Testing Unequal Worldwide: New Lancet Commission
An international team of authors of the commission has warned of a "paradox of success" -- the rapid expansion of precision oncology has increased cost and complexity faster than the benefits it delivers at a population level.
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Lord's Mark Advances AI-Powered Breast Cancer Screening Technology Towards Final Clinical Trials Across USA, Great Britain And Europe
The company has completed clinical trials in India, with the results demonstrating accurate identification of cases evaluated during the trials.
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'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
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That Small Shadow On The Lung: Why Finding Out Matters
If a lung nodule is discovered incidentally, the first step is not to panic. A lung nodule does not mean that you have lung cancer.
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Blood Cancer Symptoms: Key Warning Signs Of Leukaemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma
Blood cancer symptoms can be subtle and may resemble infections, anaemia or fatigue.
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Bigg Boss Malayalam 7's Renu Sudhi In ICU After 5 Rounds Of Chemotherapy, Friend Says She Is In 'Critical Condition'
Sarika KB added, "Her platelet count has dropped drastically"
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'Daylight Robbery Of Patients': Supreme Court Slams 10-Fold Gap In Cancer Drug Prices
The Court expressed displeasure over the disparity in prices and described it as a serious issue affecting patients.
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Blood Test May Help Detect Pancreatic Cancer In Earliest Stages: Researchers
Survival rate in pancreatic cancer is low because it can grow silently for months or years without early symptoms or with symptoms that look like minor illnesses.
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Do Incense Stick And Mosquito Coil Smoke Cause Cancer? What An Oncologist Says
Fine particles are small enough to remain suspended in indoor air and can be inhaled into the respiratory system. The amount of exposure can increase when incense is burned for long periods or inside a closed room with little ventilation.
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Changes In Routine Blood Tests In Patients With Unexplained Weight Loss Could Help Identify Cancer: Study
Changes in routine blood tests among patients with unexplained weight loss may help identify cancer when adjusted for age and sex.
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Access To 12 Childhood Cancer Medicines Will Be Made Easier Globally: WHO
WHO launches a new pathway inviting manufacturers to submit childhood cancer medicines for evaluation under its Prequalification Programme.
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House Cats Can Help Unlock Better Cancer Treatments For Humans: Study
Scientists have taken a major step toward understanding cancer in cats, opening what researchers once described as a genetic "black box."
-
One Shot Or Two? What To Know About HPV Vaccination Recommendations
U.S. vaccination recommendations have become splintered in the past year, with federal officials and doctors' organizations disagreeing over guidance and even battling each other in court. But both sides have been exploring revisions in longstanding HPV vaccine recommendations.
-
Passive Smoking And Your Lungs: How Second-Hand Smoke Can Affect Respiratory Health
Long-term exposure to second-hand smoke is associated with an increased risk of lung cancer in non-smokers. The risk depends on factors including the intensity and duration of exposure.
-
Actor Mushtaq Khan Dies Of Liver Cancer: Understanding The Stages Of The Disease
Liver cancer is different from cancer that starts elsewhere in the body and later spreads to the liver. Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common primary liver cancer in adults.
-
Access To Cancer Genetic Testing Unequal Worldwide: New Lancet Commission
An international team of authors of the commission has warned of a "paradox of success" -- the rapid expansion of precision oncology has increased cost and complexity faster than the benefits it delivers at a population level.
-
Lord's Mark Advances AI-Powered Breast Cancer Screening Technology Towards Final Clinical Trials Across USA, Great Britain And Europe
The company has completed clinical trials in India, with the results demonstrating accurate identification of cases evaluated during the trials.
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'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
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That Small Shadow On The Lung: Why Finding Out Matters
If a lung nodule is discovered incidentally, the first step is not to panic. A lung nodule does not mean that you have lung cancer.
-
Blood Cancer Symptoms: Key Warning Signs Of Leukaemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma
Blood cancer symptoms can be subtle and may resemble infections, anaemia or fatigue.
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Bigg Boss Malayalam 7's Renu Sudhi In ICU After 5 Rounds Of Chemotherapy, Friend Says She Is In 'Critical Condition'
Sarika KB added, "Her platelet count has dropped drastically"
-
'Daylight Robbery Of Patients': Supreme Court Slams 10-Fold Gap In Cancer Drug Prices
The Court expressed displeasure over the disparity in prices and described it as a serious issue affecting patients.
-
Blood Test May Help Detect Pancreatic Cancer In Earliest Stages: Researchers
Survival rate in pancreatic cancer is low because it can grow silently for months or years without early symptoms or with symptoms that look like minor illnesses.
-
Do Incense Stick And Mosquito Coil Smoke Cause Cancer? What An Oncologist Says
Fine particles are small enough to remain suspended in indoor air and can be inhaled into the respiratory system. The amount of exposure can increase when incense is burned for long periods or inside a closed room with little ventilation.
-
Changes In Routine Blood Tests In Patients With Unexplained Weight Loss Could Help Identify Cancer: Study
Changes in routine blood tests among patients with unexplained weight loss may help identify cancer when adjusted for age and sex.
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Access To 12 Childhood Cancer Medicines Will Be Made Easier Globally: WHO
WHO launches a new pathway inviting manufacturers to submit childhood cancer medicines for evaluation under its Prequalification Programme.
