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Oct262021
Lung-Cancer-Awareness-Month-Guide-to-Small-Cell-Lung-Cancer

Lung Cancer Awareness Month: Guide to Small Cell Lung Cancer

Awareness + Prevention, Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/26/2021Leave a comment

At times, cells of the lung begin growing speedily in an unexplained manner, and this situation leads to lung cancer. Cancer can develop in any lung location, and it’s the significant cause of cancer deaths in both men and women in America, China, and Canada. There are mainly two kinds of lung cancer. Small-cell lung…

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Oct262021
Cervical-Cancer-and-Pregnancy-Can-You-Get-Pregnant

Cervical Cancer and Pregnancy: Can You Get Pregnant?

Awareness + Prevention, Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/26/2021Leave a comment

These days, a lot of women delay having a baby. Cervical cancer can develop as a result of this before conception. Infertility is a common side effect of several therapies. Cervical cancer and pregnancy, however, both have options. Some women can still conceive if they want to protect their fertility. Fertility can be affected by…

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Oct262021
BRCA-Gene-Mutations-Genetic-Testing-And-Cancer-Risk

BRCA Gene Mutations: Genetic Testing And Cancer Risk

Awareness + Prevention, Cancer 101By admin10/26/2021Leave a comment

BRCA1 and BRCA2 (Breast Cancer Gene 1 and 2) are genes that create proteins that aid in the repair of DNA damage. Each of these genes can pass down in two copies, one from each parent. BRCA1 and BRCA2 are tumor suppressor genes because they can cause cancer with damaging (or pathogenic) variants (or mutations).…

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Oct262021
Frequently-Asked-Questions-About-Clinical-Trials

Frequently Asked Questions About Clinical Trials

Cancer 101, Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/26/2021Leave a comment

Clinical trials are the new and one of the most widely used treatments for cancer patients. This scientific research involves people surviving from cancer and provides them a ray of hope to prevent cancer. Clinical trial treatment has multiple stages where the experts thoroughly study the entire background of an individual before giving them a…

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Oct262021
genetic-risk of-cancer

Am I at risk if my relatives have cancer?

Awareness + Prevention, Awareness + Prevention, Cancer 101By admin10/26/2021Leave a comment

Raise your hand if you have a family member who has been diagnosed with cancer. You’re not alone if you’ve ever worried about what that means for your cancer risk. Cancer is a sickness that affects each one of us in some manner. Everyone has had someone in their family with cancer at some point…

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Oct252021
How-Flu-Season-Can-Affect-Cancer-Patients

Know About How Flu Season Can Affect Cancer Patients?

Cancer 101By admin10/25/2021Leave a comment

The flu season often starts in October, and it’s essential to get a flu vaccine now to stay protected, especially during a pandemic. The flu season has arrived. Diseases like pneumonia, respiratory failure, encephalitis, mortality, and other serious complications can result from the flu. Getting the flu vaccine, especially with a pandemic, is the safest…

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Oct252021
IS-CHEMOTHERAPY-THE-CURE-FOR-CANCER

Is Chemotherapy the Cure for Cancer ?

Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/25/2021Leave a comment

Chemotherapy is a sort of aggressive chemical medication therapy intended to kill rapidly multiplying cells in the body. Because cancer cells multiply and divide more quickly than normal cells, it is primarily utilized to treat them. An oncologist is a medical specialist in cancer treatment. They’ll speak with you and collaborate on a treatment plan.…

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Oct252021
Is-Cancer-Curable-or-Remissible

Is Cancer Curable or Remissible?

Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/25/2021Leave a comment

I don’t remember how many times we have been asked this question that is cancer curable or only remissible. These two medical terminologies, “cure” and “remission,” are often used interchangeably by laymen. However, doctors generally never say “cure” because no medical research to date has found the cure for cancer. The difference between cancer cure…

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Oct222021
Immunotherapy-in-Cancer-Treatment

The Role of Immunotherapy in Cancer Treatment

Cancer 101, Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/22/2021Leave a comment

Before we sit down and discuss if immunotherapy is beneficial or harmful and the merits and demerits of this particular treatment, we must first talk about what it is. To keep our bodies healthy, our immune systems are intended to battle sickness and infection. Immunotherapy is a cancer treatment that encourages our bodies to fight…

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Oct212021
What-are-the-Symptoms-Treatments-and-Types-of-Bladder-Cancer

What are the Symptoms, Treatments, and Types of Bladder Cancer?

Cancer 101, Cancer TreatmentBy admin10/21/2021Leave a comment

Bladder cancer, the ninth most common malignancy worldwide, is a type of cancer that develops in the bladder cells. The bladder is a muscular and hollow organ that serves as a reservoir for urine. The liquid waste or urine, made by kidneys, passes to the bladder with the help of two tubes known as ureters.…

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