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Gujarat Records 1,541 New Breast Cancer Cases In 2025: Gujarat Cancer Research Institute
Gujarat Health Minister Pruful Pansheriya has urged women to undergo regular breast cancer screening, citing state data showing that breast cancer accounts for 31.2 per cent of all cancers diagnosed among women in Gujarat.
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If Doctors Could Fix One Thing About India's Health, What Would It Be?
Indian doctors emphasise shifting healthcare focus to prevention and early detection to improve outcomes for lifestyle diseases and cancer.
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IIT Indore Researchers Develop Non-Invasive Saliva Test For Early Oral Cancer Detection
Using an advanced lab technique called liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry, the researchers compared samples from healthy individuals, patients with oral submucous fibrosis, and patients with oral cancer.
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A Single, Low-Cost Blood Test May Soon Help Detect Cancer And Liver Diseases
The test, called MethylScan, looks at tiny pieces of DNA circulating in the bloodstream and searches for patterns that can reveal what is happening in different organs.
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World Lung Cancer Day: 7 Common Lung Cancer Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Right Now
Doctors stress that lung cancer screening is not meant for everyone, but it can be highly beneficial for people who fall into high-risk groups.
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Rs 20,000 AI Cancer Test Sparks 'Pancreatic Cancer' Panic, Bengaluru Doctor Warns
The doctor said such tests should be interpreted within evidence-based medical pathways and under expert supervision to avoid unnecessary anxiety and costs.
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India's First Indigenous HPV Test Validated To Make Cervical Cancer Detection Affordable
Certain high-risk HPV types can cause changes in cervical cells that may eventually develop into cancer if left untreated. Regular screening helps identify these infections and abnormal cell changes before cancer develops.
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Poop Tests And Blood Tests Join Colonoscopy As Options For Colorectal Cancer Screening
For people with a family history of colorectal cancer or genetic or hereditary syndromes or signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer, such as blood in the stool a colonoscopy is the only recommended test.
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Are Some Cancers Worse Than Others? What Scientists Say
Scientists say some cancers are biologically more aggressive than others, but outcomes depend on many factors including tumour type, stage, genetics, treatment response, and early detection.
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Madhya Pradesh Partners With Hyderabad Firm For Cervical Cancer Screening Drive
Bhopal/Rewa, May 15 (IANS) The Madhya Pradesh government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hyderabad-based private firm to strengthen cervical cancer screening and management in the state under the National Program for Prevention an
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Madhya Pradesh Partners With Hyderabad Firm For Cervical Cancer Screening Drive
Bhopal/Rewa, May 15 (IANS) The Madhya Pradesh government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hyderabad-based private firm to strengthen cervical cancer screening and management in the state under the National Program for Prevention an
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High Income Nations Might Eliminate Cervical Cancer By 2048, Progress Slow In Poor Countries: Study
Almost all cervical cancer cases (99 per cent) are linked to infection with high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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High Income Nations Might Eliminate Cervical Cancer By 2048, Progress Slow In Poor Countries: Study
Almost all cervical cancer cases (99 per cent) are linked to infection with high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines To Now Include AI-Based Risk Assessments, Say Global Experts
Global experts now recommend AI-based breast cancer risk assessment from age 35 using mammograms.
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Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines To Now Include AI-Based Risk Assessments, Say Global Experts
Global experts now recommend AI-based breast cancer risk assessment from age 35 using mammograms.
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Gujarat Records 1,541 New Breast Cancer Cases In 2025: Gujarat Cancer Research Institute
Gujarat Health Minister Pruful Pansheriya has urged women to undergo regular breast cancer screening, citing state data showing that breast cancer accounts for 31.2 per cent of all cancers diagnosed among women in Gujarat.
-
If Doctors Could Fix One Thing About India's Health, What Would It Be?
Indian doctors emphasise shifting healthcare focus to prevention and early detection to improve outcomes for lifestyle diseases and cancer.
-
IIT Indore Researchers Develop Non-Invasive Saliva Test For Early Oral Cancer Detection
Using an advanced lab technique called liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry, the researchers compared samples from healthy individuals, patients with oral submucous fibrosis, and patients with oral cancer.
-
A Single, Low-Cost Blood Test May Soon Help Detect Cancer And Liver Diseases
The test, called MethylScan, looks at tiny pieces of DNA circulating in the bloodstream and searches for patterns that can reveal what is happening in different organs.
-
World Lung Cancer Day: 7 Common Lung Cancer Myths Doctors Want You To Stop Believing Right Now
Doctors stress that lung cancer screening is not meant for everyone, but it can be highly beneficial for people who fall into high-risk groups.
-
Rs 20,000 AI Cancer Test Sparks 'Pancreatic Cancer' Panic, Bengaluru Doctor Warns
The doctor said such tests should be interpreted within evidence-based medical pathways and under expert supervision to avoid unnecessary anxiety and costs.
-
India's First Indigenous HPV Test Validated To Make Cervical Cancer Detection Affordable
Certain high-risk HPV types can cause changes in cervical cells that may eventually develop into cancer if left untreated. Regular screening helps identify these infections and abnormal cell changes before cancer develops.
-
Poop Tests And Blood Tests Join Colonoscopy As Options For Colorectal Cancer Screening
For people with a family history of colorectal cancer or genetic or hereditary syndromes or signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer, such as blood in the stool a colonoscopy is the only recommended test.
-
Are Some Cancers Worse Than Others? What Scientists Say
Scientists say some cancers are biologically more aggressive than others, but outcomes depend on many factors including tumour type, stage, genetics, treatment response, and early detection.
-
Madhya Pradesh Partners With Hyderabad Firm For Cervical Cancer Screening Drive
Bhopal/Rewa, May 15 (IANS) The Madhya Pradesh government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hyderabad-based private firm to strengthen cervical cancer screening and management in the state under the National Program for Prevention an
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Madhya Pradesh Partners With Hyderabad Firm For Cervical Cancer Screening Drive
Bhopal/Rewa, May 15 (IANS) The Madhya Pradesh government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Hyderabad-based private firm to strengthen cervical cancer screening and management in the state under the National Program for Prevention an
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High Income Nations Might Eliminate Cervical Cancer By 2048, Progress Slow In Poor Countries: Study
Almost all cervical cancer cases (99 per cent) are linked to infection with high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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High Income Nations Might Eliminate Cervical Cancer By 2048, Progress Slow In Poor Countries: Study
Almost all cervical cancer cases (99 per cent) are linked to infection with high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines To Now Include AI-Based Risk Assessments, Say Global Experts
Global experts now recommend AI-based breast cancer risk assessment from age 35 using mammograms.
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Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines To Now Include AI-Based Risk Assessments, Say Global Experts
Global experts now recommend AI-based breast cancer risk assessment from age 35 using mammograms.
