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India reviews drug imports: Over 65 patented therapies flagged; agencies seek key cancer, diabetes and cardiac drugs

The government is considering a plan to allow global tenders for a wide range of patented medicines — spanning weight-loss, cancer, cardiac and diabetes treatments — to support procurement for central healthcare agencies such as the armed forces’ medical services and the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIS).The plan is aimed at securing essential treatments that…

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Who is Tatiana Schlossberg? Former US President JFK’s granddaughter who says she has a year to live because of terminal cancer

Tatiana Schlossberg, the granddaughter of the late President John F. Kennedy, shared a heart-wrenching personal story revealing her terminal cancer diagnosis. At just 35 years old and a devoted mother of two, she now faces a devastating prognosis following the discovery of a rare mutation of leukemia that emerged after childbirth. Tatiana Schlossberg is the…

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Colorectal Cancer Symptoms: 4 early warning signs of colorectal cancer that appear in poop |

Colorectal cancer is increasingly recognised as a major public health challenge, with rising incidence rates not only in older adults but also among younger populations. Despite its prevalence, early-stage CRC frequently remains asymptomatic, or manifests through subtle gastrointestinal changes that are easily attributed to benign causes. According to a study in JAMA Network, some symptoms…

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No smoking, no alcohol: The hidden reason behind how a fit 30-year-old got diagnosed with esophageal cancer

A fit, 30-year-old man was recently blindsided by a diagnosis of esophageal cancer, which seemed impossible given his zero history of smoking or alcohol use. Acid reflux coach Aftab Ali, on his social media account, shared this heartbreaking story of how a young and fit individual got diagnosed with esophageal cancer.This patient’s story had some…

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Can undercooked meat cause stomach cancer: Why ‘perfect rare steak’ might not always be safe |

From street-style kebabs to restaurant steaks cooked “rare”, many people enjoy meat that is pink or just lightly seared. While this may feel flavourful and trendy, it raises an important question: can undercooked meat cause cancer, especially stomach cancer? Food safety experts have long warned about infections from raw or underdone meat, but a growing…

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Colon Cancer Symptoms: 4 types of Colon Cancer: Symptoms, causes, and treatment

Adenocarcinoma: This is the most common type of colon cancer, accounting for about 95%. These slowly arise from glandular epithelial cells lining the inner surface of the colon. The problem with this cancer is that it starts very slowly, often beginning as benign and thus being called adenomatous polyps. Over several years, genetic mutations accumulate,…

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TB or Lung Cancer? Key symptoms, differences, and why a misdiagnosis can be life-threatening

Tuberculosis cases are still widespread in India, while lung cancer cases are steadily rising. To make matters more challenging, the two conditions often present with similar symptoms, leading to potential misdiagnosis. Symptoms that are considered similar between the two diseases include chronic cough, chest pain, unintentional weight loss, and bleeding in sputum. Such overlapping symptoms…

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First World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day observed: Early symptoms you should know to identify the disease

Marking the inaugural World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, health experts urge vigilance against this preventable disease. Early symptoms like unusual bleeding, abnormal discharge, pelvic pain, and discomfort during sex are crucial indicators. The article emphasizes the vital role of HPV vaccination and regular screenings in combating cervical cancer, encouraging open conversations about reproductive health to…

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