Advanced cancer treatment

RIP Rishi Kapoor: Breathing difficulty is a cancer complication that you need to deal with promptly

Bollywood's evergreen heartthrob, Rishi Kapoor, passes away after being hospitalized for breathing difficulties, a common complication of cancer.
World Cancer Day on 4th February: Israeli scientists claim to have found a cancer cure

You will be shocked to know about the claim made by these Israeli scientists. According to them, the cure for cancer is within reach and they have even predicted that it may be found in a year.
Aspirin, ibuprofen can improve survival rate of cancer patients, says study

Regular use of a common type of medication such as aspirin and ibuprofen significantly improves the survival rate for a third or more patients with head and neck cancer, a new study has found.
'Virtual tumour' model to offer new treatment against cancer, say scientists

British scientists have built a novel virtual reality (VR) 3D model of cancer that will help increase the understanding of cancer as well as in the search for new treatment.
Cancer institute in Jhajjar will operate from january, says J.P. Nadda

With a project value of Rs 2,035 crore, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) hospital being set up at AIIMS Jhajjar in Haryana will be functional by next month, Union Health and Family Welfare Minister J.P. Nadda said on Friday.
This novel drug can block the spread of glioblastoma

Scientists have developed a new drug with the potential of preventing the advancement of brain cancer cells.
This Chennai-based hospital successfully conducted its first International Conference on Proton Therapy

Apollo Hospitals, Chennai conducted its first international conference on proton therapy, the most advanced and targeted cancer treatment due to its superior dose distribution and minimal side effects that helps treat cancer more effectively and efficiently.
This AI based method curbs harmful impacts of chemotherapy doses on brain cancer patients

The AI based model developed by the researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology looks into reducing harmful chemotherapy doses along with reducing the size of the brain tumour in order to improve the quality of life of patients with Glioblastoma.
Now scientists bring in another new breakthrough in breast cancer treatment

Scientists have uncovered the most unusual reason why cancer cells in the most malignant cancers are very similar to the embryonic cells of the organ where the cancer has originated. This will bring in new scopes for cancer treatment, especially that of breast cancer, say experts.
Deep tissue cancers to be detected by nanoparticles now, shows study

Coded nanoparticles can now be used to detect deep tissue cancer, thanks to the scientists for coming with this new tool based on nanotechnology. While it was a challenge to detect multiple forms of cancer at one go till now, this method will enable doctors to easily overcome it, say experts.
Why HealthCare at home is important today?

Currently, the country is riddled with little infrastructure for the humongous population we hold.
Passive Euthanasia: What the medical fraternity think about SC's verdict

Doctors from various fields talk to us on their take on Euthanasia.
Proton beam therapy--A revolutionary cancer treatment to be available in India by 2017
Could ‘Proton Therapy’ be the answer to affordable cancer care?

Will proton therapy be the next-big-thing in the cancer treatment?
Philips India & IBA join hands to offer proton therapy treatment for cancer

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