On the International Women's Day, Dr. Sabhyata Gupta, head of gynecology, Medanta Hospital, is here to tell you about various gynaecological problems women go through, at different phases of life and what can be done to prevent or treat the conditions.
On the International Women's Day, Dr. Sabhyata Gupta, head of gynecology, Medanta Hospital, is here to tell you about various gynaecological problems women go through, at different phases of life and what can be done to prevent or treat the conditions.
There are a few reasons cervical cancer is known as a silent killer among women. For one, the disease doesn't present any symptoms until it is at a later stage.
Many types of cancer vaccines have shown some promise in clinical trials, but they are not yet approved to treat cancer.
A new study says that cervical cancer cases will drop by 89 per cent within a century in the 78 countries worst affected by the disease.
Read on to know about the risk factors associated with cervical cancer.
A new study states that the diagnosis of cancer and diabetes in women takes longer compared to men. Here are ways to diagnose these two conditions early in women.
These risk factors can increase your risk of developing cervical cancer
A new study published in The Lancet Oncology journal has suggested that Human papillomavirus screening and vaccination must be taken up on a war footing in countries like India to prevent 15 million cervical cancer deaths among women by 2050. Shutterstock
According to a study published in The Lancet Oncology journal, boosting human papillomavirus (HPV) screening and vaccination can help to eliminate cervical cancer from India by 2079.
From screening tests for ovarian cancer to the usage of robotic surgery in the field of oncology, Dr. Rama Joshi sheds light on every aspect of gynaecological cancer in this exclusive interview. Dr. Joshi is the Director & HOD, Gynae Oncology and Robotic Surgery, Fortis Memorial research Institute, Gurugram.
A new study published in the journal of the National Cancer Institute has revealed that researchers have developed a novel Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based computer algorithm that can identify cervical cancer with greater accuracy than a human expert.
The new device for screening cervical cancer enables health workers to zoom and capture images by just pressing a button. However, detecting early symptoms can also help to prevent cervical cancer. Here we have mentioned a few symptoms which women should watch out for.
Dr Veena cautions that during this period a lot of health issues and complaints are seen among women
These include breast, uterine, gastrointestinal, thyroid and cervical cancer.
Rather than a unidirectional approach, we need a lifecycle approach to ensure better care and good health for every woman.
Rajasthan Royals will wear a special pink jersey in Friday's home match against the Chennai Super Kings, to raise awareness about early cancer screening.
The human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccines will protect you against cervical cancer, says reserach
Studies in India indicate about 5% of women are estimated to harbour cervical HPV-16/18 infection at a given time.
If you are taking oral contraceptives, here is what you should know.
Did you know one woman dies of cervical cancer every 8 minutes in India?
New technology can bring down the mortality rates associated with cervical cancer.
Researchers have developed a new chemotherapy drug delivery system which can deliver a cancer drug directly to cervical tumours.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), approximately 528,000 women were diagnosed with cervical cancer worldwide in 2012.
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