Oral, Head, And Neck Cancer: Read The Signs For Early Detection And Get Screened On Time
Knowledge is power and, with the right information, you can easily take precautions to prevent oral, head and neck cancer.
Knowledge is power and, with the right information, you can easily take precautions to prevent oral, head and neck cancer.
Early detection can minimise the necessity for more aggressive and invasive treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
Regular discussions between healthcare providers and women are the backbone of maintaining a healthy life full of shared understanding, proactive care, and empowerment.
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Only by working together can we aim for a future in which everyone has equal access to timely and influential breast cancer treatment, promoting a more just and caring society.
"Even if no lump or abnormality is detected during an examination, women who have a family history of the disease should remain vigilant of any changes in their breasts," said a doctor
India's lung cancer burden is estimated to increase further to 1.57 million cases in 2025, from 1.46 million cases in 2022.
Catching lung cancer in its earliest stages makes treatment more effective and reduces the chance of dying.
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Cancer cases are on the rise in India. Breast cancer and cervical cancer are the most common cancer amongst Indian women. But awareness levels for both are very low amongst the community.
High-tech imaging technologies, blood tests, personalized cancer screening programmes, and AI are innovations that have contributed to early cancer detection.
World Cancer Day: Only 18 to 20 per cent of cancer patients in India have access to radiation therapy; social stigma and lack of awareness delays treatment, contributing to an increase in cancer deaths.
On an attempt to raise cancer awareness, almost 50,000 women were screened for breast cancer in Goa, out of which 24 of them tested positive.
The health expert explained that though awareness has slightly improved among women, the stage of presentation and timeliness still remain a concern
In 2020, around 21 per cent of the total cervical cases and 23 per cent of deaths from cervical cancer worldwide occurred in India.
Knowledge is power and, with the right information, you can easily take precautions to prevent oral, head and neck cancer.
Early detection can minimise the necessity for more aggressive and invasive treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
Regular discussions between healthcare providers and women are the backbone of maintaining a healthy life full of shared understanding, proactive care, and empowerment.
Stomach cancer awareness month: Understanding stomach cancer and screening implications
Only by working together can we aim for a future in which everyone has equal access to timely and influential breast cancer treatment, promoting a more just and caring society.
"Even if no lump or abnormality is detected during an examination, women who have a family history of the disease should remain vigilant of any changes in their breasts," said a doctor
India's lung cancer burden is estimated to increase further to 1.57 million cases in 2025, from 1.46 million cases in 2022.
Catching lung cancer in its earliest stages makes treatment more effective and reduces the chance of dying.
Lung Cancer In Non-Smokers: Comprehending A Different Cohort.
Liquid biopsies are a less invasive alternative to diagnose cancer. Read on to know how a liquid biopsy is better than a tissue biopsy for cancer diagnosis.
Some risk factors of cancer can be controlled. Here are a few things women can do to reduce their risk of getting cancer.
Cancer cases are on the rise in India. Breast cancer and cervical cancer are the most common cancer amongst Indian women. But awareness levels for both are very low amongst the community.
High-tech imaging technologies, blood tests, personalized cancer screening programmes, and AI are innovations that have contributed to early cancer detection.
World Cancer Day: Only 18 to 20 per cent of cancer patients in India have access to radiation therapy; social stigma and lack of awareness delays treatment, contributing to an increase in cancer deaths.
On an attempt to raise cancer awareness, almost 50,000 women were screened for breast cancer in Goa, out of which 24 of them tested positive.
The health expert explained that though awareness has slightly improved among women, the stage of presentation and timeliness still remain a concern
In 2020, around 21 per cent of the total cervical cases and 23 per cent of deaths from cervical cancer worldwide occurred in India.
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