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Jul82022
Parathyroid-Symptoms

Parathyroid Symptoms: Know Some Easy Ways To Detect And Treat Them

Cancer TreatmentBy adminpost07/08/2022Leave a comment

Parathyroid symptoms are a sign that your parathyroid gland in the neck doesn’t produce enough hormones. In the United States, more than 100,000 people suffer from parathyroid disease. According to the research, women over 50 are more likely to develop this cancer. Like other cancers, the parathyroid also shows mild or no symptoms initially. Although,…

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Jul72022
Leukemia-Vs-Lymphoma

Leukemia Vs. Lymphoma: Which Blood Cancer Is More Dangerous?

Awareness + PreventionBy adminpost07/07/2022Leave a comment

Leukemia vs. Lymphoma can be confusing and hard to understand by common people. Both are types of blood cancer that share some similarities. On the other hand, Leukemia and Lymphoma affect the human body in different ways.  That’s why it is more important to understand the major difference between these two blood cancers. Once you…

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Jul12022
Nasopharyngeal-Cancer

Nasopharyngeal Cancer: Early Signs That Need Your Attention

Cancer TreatmentBy adminpost07/01/2022Leave a comment

Nasopharyngeal cancer occurs in the nasopharynx, a portion of the throat behind the nose. It is the passage from which the water and liquid pass in the stomach. This type of cancer is mostly seen in men as compared to women. Knowing the early signs of this type of cancer in people is essential. Keep…

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Jun302022
Bug-Bite-Inflammatory-Breast-Cancer

Bug Bite Inflammatory Breast Cancer: Symptoms And Treatment

Cancer TreatmentBy adminpost06/30/2022Leave a comment

Do you have a red spot on your breasts? A bug bite inflammatory breast cancer looks like an insect bite or rashes. In most cases, these red rashes turn out to be serious breast cancer. On the other hand, in some conditions, it’s just a common skin problem.  So, how to know if you suffer…

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Jun212022
Neuroendocrine-Tumors

Neuroendocrine Tumors: The Precise Diagnosis And Treatment

Cancer TreatmentBy adminpost06/21/2022Leave a comment

According to the research, about 12,000 people in the U.S are diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumors each year. More than 50% of people with neuroendocrine tumors don’t know how to diagnose these tumors. Unfortunately, most cancer patients lose their lives due to a lack of knowledge and treatment. These tumors can affect the population irrespective of…

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Jun212022
Follicular-Lymphoma

Follicular Lymphoma ICD 10: Symptoms, Causes, And Treatment

Cancer TreatmentBy adminpost06/21/2022Leave a comment

Follicular lymphoma ICD 10 is a medical classification list by the World Health Organization (WHO) under the malignant problems. The ICD 10 code for the Follicular Lymphoma is an unspecified code used to diagnose the various stages of cancer. The specification of the Follicular lymphoma is in grades 1, 2, and 3 for various stages…

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Jun182022
Uterine-Cancer-Survival-Rate-With-Treatment-Methods

Stage 1 Uterine Cancer Survival Rate With Treatment Methods

Cancer TreatmentBy adminpost06/18/2022Leave a comment

Uterine cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the uterus when the endometrium gets out of control and crowds normal cells. The endometrial (uterine) cancer cells move quickly to all other body parts like the liver or vagina and begin to grow there. It is known as metastasis when cancer cells spread to…

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Jun162022
university-cancer-centers

Best Cancer Hospital In The USA: University Cancer Centers

communityBy adminpost06/16/2022Leave a comment

Battling cancer takes a lot of strength, and when you’ve got the most advanced treatment and care by your side, every effort is worth it. Cancer is bad news, and when you or any of your close people have it, you want the best possible treatment and health care. Choosing the right hospital or cancer…

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Jun92022
Graft-Vs.-Host-Disease

Studies Suggesting Graft Vs. Host Disease Survival Rate In Patients

Awareness + PreventionBy adminpost06/09/2022Leave a comment

If you’ve recently undergone a stem cell or bone marrow transplant, you’ll have to look for signs of graft versus host disease (GVHD). It is a common complication – as 4 out of 5 people with transplants get it in some form. It is possible when cells from a donor mistakenly attack your cells. The…

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Jun92022
Esophageal-Cancer-Staging

Esophageal Cancer Staging With TNM Stage Classification

Awareness + PreventionBy adminpost06/09/2022Leave a comment

Doctors sort cancerous growth by the staging method. They also classify cancer by its grade, which tells how many cancer cells look healthy. With the method of esophageal cancer staging, you can find the cancer cells, their spread, and if they affect other body parts. Doctors can find the cancer stage with many diagnostic tests,…

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