How tobacco and alcohol drive 62% of mouth cancer cases in India: Expert insights
Tobacco and alcohol remain leading causes of mouth cancer in India. Experts explain how these habits increase risk and why early detection matters.
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Tobacco and alcohol remain leading causes of mouth cancer in India. Experts explain how these habits increase risk and why early detection matters.
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Persistent bloating, fatigue, pelvic pain and digestive issues may signal ovarian cancer. Experts suggest early attention to recurring symptoms can improve diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
Oral cancer remains highly prevalent in India but early lesions can be treated. Expert says that ADM based reconstruction offers simpler surgery, faster recovery and potential to reduce burden.
Non-communicable diseases are now India's leading cause of death: As per reports, NCDs account for nearly 60% of deaths in India around 5.87 million annually driven by poor risk control, limited screening, and delayed, costly treatment.
The recent death of Mel Schilling helped us understand that watching out for symptoms and opting early screenings is non-negotiable to live a long and healthy life.
Scientists warn that if your liver does not function correctly then it is important to reduce your protein intake to lower the risk of developing liver cancer.
HPV Vaccination Drive In India: Every year, 1.15 crore girls who turn 14 years of age will be eligible for the HPV vaccine. "The decision to introduce the vaccine at the age of 14 years was taken because evidence suggests it is the age at which immunisation results in the strongest and longest protection," officials said.
International Childhood Cancer Day is observed every year on February 15 to bring attention to illnesses that are affecting at least 12 to 15 children in 100,000 people.
Cancer burden in India: In 2025, Tamil Nadu recorded an estimated 1,00,097 new cancer cases in a single year, marking one of the highest recorded totals for the state. Dr. P. N. Sathiyamoorthy, Senior Consultant Medical Oncologist, VS Hospitals, shares more about the causes, and trigger factors.
The analysis shows that mortality is higher in the rural population due to delayed diagnosis and poor access to diagnostic healthcare services.
Lung cancer cases are rising rapidly in India, sparking serious concern among health experts. Know the key risk factors, early symptoms, and expert insights on what's driving this alarming trend.
Can ovarian cancer be cured if caught early? Discover the silent symptoms, treatment options, and how timely diagnosis can boost your survival chances.
According to the reports, Rajasekharan, who was also a member of the political affairs committee of the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC), was battling cancer for some time, the sources said.
The WHO has cautioned that it takes 25 years for the lung tissues to become cancerous after exposure to PM 2.5.
Learn about gastric cancer in India, its causes, early detection methods, and treatment options, including the role of diet, advanced diagnostics, and survival rates.
Molecular profiling and genetic testing have revolutionised lung cancer treatment, says a doctor. They have enabled targeted therapies that are more effective and tolerable than traditional chemotherapy.
Common Types of Cancer: Here are the top 10 most common types of cancers and their warning signs and symptoms.
Breast cancer is aggressive in nature and needs early intervention in the form of diagnosis and treatment. But, lack of awareness in among Indian women may be preventing them from seeking help.
Innovative technologies are helping lessen the burden of cancer in India by enabling early diagnosis and improving treatment results.
Developed and manufactured by Serum Institute of India (SII), Cervavac is India's first homegrown HPV vaccine for preventing cervical cancer.
Cervical cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths among women in India.
India's cancer burden is projected to increase to 29.8 million in 2025. Understanding and addressing challenges in cancer care is crucial to address the increasing disease burden.
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Tobacco and alcohol remain leading causes of mouth cancer in India. Experts explain how these habits increase risk and why early detection matters.
Scientists discovered vitamin B2 may help certain cancers survive and grow but the same mechanism could become a powerful target for future cancer treatments.
Persistent bloating, fatigue, pelvic pain and digestive issues may signal ovarian cancer. Experts suggest early attention to recurring symptoms can improve diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
Oral cancer remains highly prevalent in India but early lesions can be treated. Expert says that ADM based reconstruction offers simpler surgery, faster recovery and potential to reduce burden.
Non-communicable diseases are now India's leading cause of death: As per reports, NCDs account for nearly 60% of deaths in India around 5.87 million annually driven by poor risk control, limited screening, and delayed, costly treatment.
The recent death of Mel Schilling helped us understand that watching out for symptoms and opting early screenings is non-negotiable to live a long and healthy life.
Scientists warn that if your liver does not function correctly then it is important to reduce your protein intake to lower the risk of developing liver cancer.
HPV Vaccination Drive In India: Every year, 1.15 crore girls who turn 14 years of age will be eligible for the HPV vaccine. "The decision to introduce the vaccine at the age of 14 years was taken because evidence suggests it is the age at which immunisation results in the strongest and longest protection," officials said.
International Childhood Cancer Day is observed every year on February 15 to bring attention to illnesses that are affecting at least 12 to 15 children in 100,000 people.
Cancer burden in India: In 2025, Tamil Nadu recorded an estimated 1,00,097 new cancer cases in a single year, marking one of the highest recorded totals for the state. Dr. P. N. Sathiyamoorthy, Senior Consultant Medical Oncologist, VS Hospitals, shares more about the causes, and trigger factors.
The analysis shows that mortality is higher in the rural population due to delayed diagnosis and poor access to diagnostic healthcare services.
Lung cancer cases are rising rapidly in India, sparking serious concern among health experts. Know the key risk factors, early symptoms, and expert insights on what's driving this alarming trend.
Can ovarian cancer be cured if caught early? Discover the silent symptoms, treatment options, and how timely diagnosis can boost your survival chances.
According to the reports, Rajasekharan, who was also a member of the political affairs committee of the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC), was battling cancer for some time, the sources said.
The WHO has cautioned that it takes 25 years for the lung tissues to become cancerous after exposure to PM 2.5.
Learn about gastric cancer in India, its causes, early detection methods, and treatment options, including the role of diet, advanced diagnostics, and survival rates.
Molecular profiling and genetic testing have revolutionised lung cancer treatment, says a doctor. They have enabled targeted therapies that are more effective and tolerable than traditional chemotherapy.
Common Types of Cancer: Here are the top 10 most common types of cancers and their warning signs and symptoms.
Breast cancer is aggressive in nature and needs early intervention in the form of diagnosis and treatment. But, lack of awareness in among Indian women may be preventing them from seeking help.
Innovative technologies are helping lessen the burden of cancer in India by enabling early diagnosis and improving treatment results.
Developed and manufactured by Serum Institute of India (SII), Cervavac is India's first homegrown HPV vaccine for preventing cervical cancer.
Cervical cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths among women in India.
India's cancer burden is projected to increase to 29.8 million in 2025. Understanding and addressing challenges in cancer care is crucial to address the increasing disease burden.
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Cervical Cancer Is Six Times More Likely To Strike Women With HIV
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