For many patients battling blood cancer, a blood stem cell transplant is often the only hope for survival and long-term recovery
The initiative aims to bridge critical genomic data gaps and enable early diagnosis, personalised cancer treatment, and population-specific research in India
Recognising warning signs like unusual growths or rapid visual changes is critical for timely ophthalmologist referral and treatment
The lung cancer framework aims to standardise diagnosis, therapy, and patient-centric palliative care nationwide to improve outcomes and quality of life
Brain cancer often triggers fear, but early awareness and timely diagnosis can dramatically improve outcomes
With just 0.09 per cent of India’s eligible population registered as donors, increasing awareness and young donor participation is critical to saving lives
Increasing evidence suggests that cancer misinformation, especially the promotion of unverified treatments, can have serious consequences. For instance, a 2017 study revealed that cancer patients who opted for alternative or complementary therapies over conventional treatments faced a higher risk of mortality compared to those who followed standard cancer care.
Experts call for community-driven awareness programmes, early diagnosis and a people-centred approach
October is breast cancer awareness month
Four people in Europe developed breast cancer after receiving organs
Results 1-10 for World Cancer Day