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The Risk Of Missing Follow-Up Visits After Cancer Treatment: What Survivors Need To Know
Completing cancer treatment reflects extraordinary strength and resilience. Staying committed to follow up care is simply an extension of that same determination.
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Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
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The Nocebo Effect In Cancer Care: Expert Explains How Fear Impacts Healing
Modern oncology is usually discussed through molecules, mutations, immunotherapy, survival curves, and protocols. Yet beneath the science lies another invisible force quietly influencing outcomes - psychology.
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Single People At Higher Risk Of Cancer, Study Finds
A large US study of more than four million cancer cases has found that people who have never married face substantially higher rates of cancer than those who are or have been married.
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Doctors Emphasise Early Detection And Specialised Care To Improve Childhood Cancer Survival Rates
Doctors emphasised that timely diagnosis and proper treatment can save over 80 per cent of children affected by cancer.
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Personalized Medicine In Radiation Therapy For Oncology
Technological advancements play a crucial role in implementing personalized medicine in radiation therapy.
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Promising New Treatment Boosts Survival Rates In Pediatric Cancer
The approach targets neuroblastomas, a rare form of cancer which develops in nerve cells.
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In Battle Against Cancer, Jammu And Kashmir Losing Out
More than 18,000 cancer cases were reported in the last three years in Jammu and Kashmir compared to the sum of 10,000 cases in the three years before that, state official figures.
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Brain-Boosting Protein May Improve Response To Cancer Drug
A brain-boosting protein can improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy because depression negatively affects response to cancer drugs, says a study.
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Chewable Tobacco Major Health Threat, Needs Regulation: Doctors
Chewable tobacco is emerging as a major threat in India when it comes to causing cancer that affects 11 lakh people a year, top doctors today said while urging the government to increase taxation on it to reduce its consumption.
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Doctors Grapple With Best Use Of Potent New Cancer Drugs
Evelyn O'Flynn still has lung cancer. But after going straight on to a new immune system-boosting drug more than a year ago, rather than traditional hard-to-tolerate chemotherapy, she is feeling great.
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Contraceptive Pills Driving Fall In Ovarian Cancer Deaths
Widespread use of oral contraceptives has driven the fall in deaths from ovarian cancer worldwide, a major study has found.
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Study Finds Targeted Cancer Drugs May Work In Range Of Tumor Types
Early results from a clinical trial of Roche Holding AG cancer drugs released on Saturday suggest some promise in matching treatments based on abnormalities found in a patient's tumor rather than the organ in which the cancer was originally detected.
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21st Century Oncology Says Investigating Cyber Breach
Cancer care provider 21st Century Oncology Holdings Inc said it was investigating a breach of its computer network, but had no indication that patient information had been misused.
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India Funding Roundup: A Wedding Marketplace, Mobile Developer Tool Startup, and More
A roundup of funding news and announcements from India's tech startup ecosystem.
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The Risk Of Missing Follow-Up Visits After Cancer Treatment: What Survivors Need To Know
Completing cancer treatment reflects extraordinary strength and resilience. Staying committed to follow up care is simply an extension of that same determination.
-
Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
-
The Nocebo Effect In Cancer Care: Expert Explains How Fear Impacts Healing
Modern oncology is usually discussed through molecules, mutations, immunotherapy, survival curves, and protocols. Yet beneath the science lies another invisible force quietly influencing outcomes - psychology.
-
Single People At Higher Risk Of Cancer, Study Finds
A large US study of more than four million cancer cases has found that people who have never married face substantially higher rates of cancer than those who are or have been married.
-
Doctors Emphasise Early Detection And Specialised Care To Improve Childhood Cancer Survival Rates
Doctors emphasised that timely diagnosis and proper treatment can save over 80 per cent of children affected by cancer.
-
Personalized Medicine In Radiation Therapy For Oncology
Technological advancements play a crucial role in implementing personalized medicine in radiation therapy.
-
Promising New Treatment Boosts Survival Rates In Pediatric Cancer
The approach targets neuroblastomas, a rare form of cancer which develops in nerve cells.
-
In Battle Against Cancer, Jammu And Kashmir Losing Out
More than 18,000 cancer cases were reported in the last three years in Jammu and Kashmir compared to the sum of 10,000 cases in the three years before that, state official figures.
-
Brain-Boosting Protein May Improve Response To Cancer Drug
A brain-boosting protein can improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy because depression negatively affects response to cancer drugs, says a study.
-
Chewable Tobacco Major Health Threat, Needs Regulation: Doctors
Chewable tobacco is emerging as a major threat in India when it comes to causing cancer that affects 11 lakh people a year, top doctors today said while urging the government to increase taxation on it to reduce its consumption.
-
Doctors Grapple With Best Use Of Potent New Cancer Drugs
Evelyn O'Flynn still has lung cancer. But after going straight on to a new immune system-boosting drug more than a year ago, rather than traditional hard-to-tolerate chemotherapy, she is feeling great.
-
Contraceptive Pills Driving Fall In Ovarian Cancer Deaths
Widespread use of oral contraceptives has driven the fall in deaths from ovarian cancer worldwide, a major study has found.
-
Study Finds Targeted Cancer Drugs May Work In Range Of Tumor Types
Early results from a clinical trial of Roche Holding AG cancer drugs released on Saturday suggest some promise in matching treatments based on abnormalities found in a patient's tumor rather than the organ in which the cancer was originally detected.
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21st Century Oncology Says Investigating Cyber Breach
Cancer care provider 21st Century Oncology Holdings Inc said it was investigating a breach of its computer network, but had no indication that patient information had been misused.
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India Funding Roundup: A Wedding Marketplace, Mobile Developer Tool Startup, and More
A roundup of funding news and announcements from India's tech startup ecosystem.
