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Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has opened up about his long battle with skin cancer, which began in 2006. (Image credit: Instagram) NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has opened up about his long battle with skin cancer, which began in 2006. Over the years, several melanomas and other cancerous spots have…
Chronic inflammation is a slow, silent fire that burns within the body. It doesn’t cause obvious pain at first, but over time, it damages cells, disrupts hormones, and weakens immunity. According to longevity researcher Dr Vassily Eliopoulos, this ongoing inflammation doesn’t just speed up ageing, it also lays the groundwork for serious diseases like cancer,…
Being diagnosed with cancer is a life-changing experience that affects the mind and body alike. While medical treatment is essential for recovery, increasing evidence shows that nutrition and lifestyle both play an influential role in cancer treatment. A cancer survivor, Aimee Guess of 38 years old, shared her experience on Instagram. She was diagnosed with…
November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month, a time to pause, breathe, and talk about one of the world’s most serious yet misunderstood cancers. It’s not just a “smoker’s disease” non-smokers are increasingly being diagnosed too, thanks to air pollution, passive smoke, and genetic factors. The scary part? Early symptoms often feel harmless, a lingering cough,…
Cancer often develops silently, with early signs so subtle that they are easily ignored or mistaken for minor health issues. According to Dr Jayesh Sharma, Consultant Surgical Oncologist at ITSA Hospitals in Raipur, paying attention to small but persistent changes in the body can be life-saving. He explains that early detection plays a crucial role…
Most cancer patients show early warning signs that are frequently dismissed as normal or minor. Oncologist, Dr. Anchal Aggarwal, with 16 years of medical experience, states that in about 80% of cases, patients have missed early symptoms before diagnosis. Clinical experience and even the public health data state that often the overlooked symptoms are the…
Colorectal cancer, which is also the most common type of gastrointestinal cancer, is increasing globally. Of late, there has been an alarming rise in the incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer. A recent analysis by the Centers for Disease Control revealed an 185% increase in colorectal cancer among adults aged between 20 and 24, and a…
Birth control pills, while offering reproductive freedom, carry a complex health profile. Classified as a Group 1 carcinogen, they are linked to increased breast and cervical cancer risks, yet also provide significant protection against ovarian, endometrial, and colorectal cancers. Recent research highlights varying risks among different hormonal contraceptives, urging informed choices. Birth control pills are…
Cancer remains one of the world’s leading causes of death, with millions of new cases diagnosed annually despite significant therapeutic advances. While immunotherapies have transformed certain cancer treatments, many tumours still evade immune detection, limiting long-term success. Scientists have long sought a universal strategy that could “teach” the immune system to recognise and destroy cancer…
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, and in women, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed form. Its risk can be influenced by a range of factors including genetics, lifestyle, obesity, delayed childbirth, and prolonged hormone exposure. Over the past few decades, doctors have observed a steady rise in breast cancer…
