Prostate cancer is among the widespread cancers experienced by men. The symptoms of this type of cancer are rarely noticeable. There may be a need for distinct treatments, but that depends on the stage of prostate cancer. Early stage prostate cancer may need treatments like active surveillance or localized therapies. But, advanced-stage cancer may need more...

Glioma is a tumor originating in the glial cells that nourish and protect nerve cells within the brain and spinal cord. Generally, the glial cells support nerves and assist the central nervous system function. Gliomas are the most common primary brain tumors, making up around 30 percent of all instances. This type of cancer can...

Mycosis Fungoides Sezary Syndrome is relatively uncommon and a fast-growing cancer. This cancer affects both skin and blood. Sezary syndrome might appear like eczema or other common skin conditions in the early stages. Doctors say it might be associated with a virus, genetics, or exposure to a chemical. More often, people in their 50s and...

After an allogeneic transplant, there is a complication that may occur. It is called graft vs host disease (GvHD). This is one of the common problems that affect people after a stem cell transplant, where the cells of a donor are used. Living with graft vs host disease can be emotionally stressful for the patient...

Testicular cancer starts in the testicles, and almost all types of testicular cancer stages begin in the germ cells. The two types of tumors of testicular germ cells are seminomas and nonseminomas. Nonseminomas multiply and grow more rapidly than seminomas, which are more radiation-sensitive types of cancers.  The diagnosis and testicular cancer stages are based on health...