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  • Oncologist shares how immunotherapy trains your immune system to target and destroy cancer

    Immunotherapy is changing how we approach cancer—by using the body’s own defences to attack tumours. It avoids the widespread damage of chemotherapy but comes with its own set of risks. Understand how it works—and who it might actually help

  • Scientists discover a new organ after 300 years; say could change cancer treatments

    A team of researchers in the Netherlands has identified a previously unknown pair of salivary glands — the tubarial glands — which could help improve outcomes for cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy.

  • Ask ChatGPT if you are eligible for a clinical trial: It may help speed up the screening process, study finds

    Researchers used GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, trying three ways to guide the model. The most effective version, GPT-4, gave more accurate results but took slightly more time and cost.

  • Mutual funds trump retail in Glenmark surge as cancer drug deal sends stock soaring

    Institutional bets pay off big as Glenmark Pharma locks into upper circuit after AbbVie licensing deal

  • Health infrastructure got massive boost under PM Modi's leadership: Home Minister Amit Shah

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah Shah was addressing a gathering after laying the foundation stone of "Swasti Niwas", a residential facility for cancer patients and caregivers at the National Cancer Institute in Nagpur.

  • Head and neck cancer awareness month: Ditch these surprising cancer triggers hidden in your daily habits

    April is Head neck cancer awareness month. Head and neck cancers aren’t just random, they’re often tied to things you can be aware of and act on. The more you understand the risks, the better you can protect yourself.

  • King Charles hospitalised briefly for cancer treatment side effects, says Palace

    King Charles was briefly hospitalised due to side effects from his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace confirmed. The monarch has since returned home and remains committed to his royal duties while recovering.

  • IIT Madras launches first-of-its-kind cancer genome database

    IIT Madras in collaboration with Karkinos Healthcare, Mumbai, the Chennai Breast Clinic and Cancer Research and Relief Trust, Chennai analysed the data and assembled the anonymised summary of genetic variants from Indian breast cancer samples.

  • Causes, symptoms, treatment of lung cancer: Don't ignore these 8 warning signs

    Lung cancer is one of the most common and deadly cancers that occurs due to poor lung health. However,  early symptoms can lead to treatment that makes a big difference. Discover the various symptoms and treatment options.

  • Stomach cancer is hard to catch early, but lifestyle changes can make a big difference

    Stomach cancer often shows no early signs, and when symptoms do appear, they are frequently overlooked. This makes prevention through healthy lifestyle choices even more crucial. Here’s why taking preventive steps and acting early are your strongest defenses.

  • Stomach pain, constipation could be symptoms of appendix cancer, beware of these risk factors

    Appendix cancer is rare and often hard to detect due to vague symptoms. Here's a guide to symptoms, causes, risk factors, and treatments to better understand appendix cancer and make informed decisions.

  • Hina Khan cuts off her pixie hair, goes bald amid cancer treatment

    Hina Khan, a beloved television actress, recently shared a poignant moment with her fans as she took to her Instagram handle to reveal her decision to go bald amid her battle with stage three breast cancer.

  • Scientist decode a 125-year-old element capable of eliminating cancer cells

    US scientists have unlocked the potential of a 125-year-old element that could combat cancer cells. The element actinium was discovered in 1899 by French scientist Andre-Louis Debierne and in the periodic table, it is located on number 89.

  • Nail the warning signs: How a nail issue could indicate rare cancer risk syndrome (BAP1)

    Even though most harmless nail conditions pose no threat, new research hints at a possible link to higher cancer risk. Understanding these connections is vital for prompt and accurate diagnosis and treatment.

  • Cancer treatment: What is stem cell therapy, and how does it work?

    Stem cell therapy for cancer treatment: An effective way to treat cancer, it uses stem cells to restore or repair damaged tissues. In this therapy, there is least damage to healthy tissues.

  • How Seaweed Microbots may revolutionise cancer treatment: Insights from Research

    Explore how researchers at TUM are pioneering seaweed microrobots, revolutionising medicine with their ability to navigate cell networks and stimulate individual cells for potential disease treatments. Led by Berna Ozkale Edelmann, these microrobots, just half the width of a human hair, offer promising avenues for personalised medicine and tissue repair. Witness the future of medical research and innovative therapeutic approaches

  • President Murmu launches first home-grown gene therapy for cancer at IIT Bombay

    Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the launch of India’s first gene therapy is a major breakthrough in India's battle against cancer.

  • Anti-Cancer Medicine Only For Rs 100; Can This Miracle Pill Become A Reality?

    Discover the potential breakthrough of anti-cancer medication priced at only Rs 100! Join Sonal Mehrotra Kapoor in conversation with Dr. Prashant Mehta, an Oncologist, as he addresses all inquiries regarding this remarkable pill. He emphasizes the necessity of further testing, stating, "It's too early to determine its effectiveness; it's currently being tested on animals."

  • IIT-Madras researchers patent use of Indian spices to treat cancer; clinical trials to begin soon

    The Indian spice-derived nanomedicines have shown anti-cancer activity against lung, breast, colon, cervical, oral and thyroid cell lines but were safe in normal cells, they said.

  • Colorectal Cancer Treatment: Socioeconomic lessons from US hospitals

    A new analysis from researchers at the American Cancer Society suggests that the distressing disparity in outcomes for Black and White colon cancer patients could narrow if hospitals simply treated all patients with the same level of high-quality care

  • We invest 20% of our revenue towards overall research including cancer: Novartis India MD

    "We are looking at new therapies of cell therapy, radioisotopes for cancer treatment. 20 percent of our revenue goes as investment towards cancer treatment. We have 30 compounds in the pipeline towards treatment of cancer," Novartis India MD Amitabh Dube said.

  • World Lymphoma Awareness Day 2023: Decoding the symptoms, risk factors, and treatment

    World Lymphoma Awareness Day 2023: Lymphoma symptoms often resemble other diseases, but the most common clinical indication is the development of masses, typically seen as enlarged lymph nodes in the neck. Occasionally, such swollen lymph nodes may also manifest in the armpits, abdomen, and groin area.

  • Cervical cancer: Causes, symptoms, risk factors and prevention strategies to avoid this malignant cancer

    Cervical cancer is the second most common malignant cancer in women worldwide. It develops in the cervix, often due to Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) infections. Early identification via screenings, such as Pap and HPV tests, is vital for successful treatment.

  • Artificial Intelligence can shorten cancer radiation treatment duration

    Predictive AI models can assess a person's likelihood of developing cancer by identifying risk factors. A new AI tool shortens cancer patients' waiting time for treatment.

  • Cancer and a bespoke therapy: Immuneel Therapeutics COO Dr Arun Anand weighs in

    The new state-of-the-art facility in Bengaluru is creating inroads in T-Cell therapy. We look at Immuneel’s goals and check out the latest on T cells.

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