The term “head and neck cancer” encompasses various malignancies that affect the head and neck regions of the body. These malignancies account for around 3% to 5% of all cancers. Men and people over the age of 50 are more likely to get head and neck cancer. These malignancies are easily prevented and treated if…
The stomach is positioned in the upper belly and is essential for food digestion. When food is ingested, it is pushed down the esophagus (a muscular tube that connects the neck and the stomach). The food then advances its way into the stomach. The stomach blends the food and secretes gastric fluids that aid in…
It can be hard to face a stomach cancer diagnosis. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when it comes to stomach cancer treatment options, especially if surgery is on the horizon. You and your family will require resources to assist you in getting through this. For all elements of your care, your stomach cancer care team…
Colon Cancer, commonly termed colorectal cancer is a virulent and deadly tumor that can develop at any stage in adults. However, it typically affects both men and women aged above 50. The chances increase in developing colon cancer in the elderly population. However, the possibility of developing colon cancer in women is significantly less, around…
One of the significant sources of benzene exposure is mainstream cigarette smoke, which accounts for around half of all benzene exposure worldwide. Smoking is responsible for 90% of benzene exposure in smokers. Benzene can also be found in paint remover, glues, adhesives, and cleaning chemicals. Low quantities of benzene are found in outdoor air due…
Sarcomas are cancerous cysts in the body’s soft tissues (fleshy components), bone, and fatty tissue. This malignancy is distinct from carcinomas. Rhabdomyosarcoma is more common in the organs of the body, particularly those that contain glands. Lung cancer, colon cancer, pancreatic cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer are all examples of carcinomas. Rhabdomyosarcoma Rhabdomyosarcoma is…
Women in their late 30s frequently wonder how their first Mammography will go. If you’re a woman over 40, the chances are that you’ve had at least one, with another on the way in the next year. However, you might also need it; even if you’re a guy or a younger woman who has encountered…
A brain tumor is a collection of unusual, abnormal cells that have grown out of control in your brain. Some brain tumor cells are benign, which means they aren’t cancerous. Others are malignant, which means they are cancerous. The term “Primary Tumor” refers to a brain tumor that starts in the brain. They’re categorized as…
Think you have cancer but are you worried about not having health insurance? University Cancer Centers is here to help you, regardless of insurance. Your health should be first and foremost. You can’t afford not to seek treatment or let something like lack of insurance stop you from getting the treatment you deserve. The…
Choosing a physician can often be a daunting task. Who do you choose? Where do you go? Fighting cancer diagnosis is much easier when you find a doctor with whom you have an instant rapport. At University Cancer Centers, not only are there doctors who care, but who are also are award winning radiation oncologists.…