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January 11, 2024

News Desk

Ex-England manager Eriksson reveals battle with cancer

LONDON: Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has said he has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and has a year to live in a “best case scenario”. The 75-year-old led England to the World Cup finals in 2002 and 2006, losing in the quarter-finals on both occasions. In February last year, Eriksson stepped down from his role at Swedish club Karlstad due to “health issues”. “Everyone can see that I have a disease that is not good, and everyone assumes it’s cancer, and it is. But I have to fight it as much as possible,” Eriksson said in an appearance on

January 11, 2024

News Desk

Revolutionizing cancer treatment as new medical test Novlena enables early detection

The Novlena study was conducted by collecting blood plasma samples from 44 healthy donors and 440 from people with different types of cancer Simple DNA tests can now detect 18 different types of cancer — Wion news In a groundbreaking breakthrough, scientists from biotech company Novelna in the United States have presented a DNA test capable of diagnosing 18 different types of cancer at an early stage. The study, published in the journal BMJ Oncology, suggested that different tests may be needed for men and women indicating that cancer protein signals are sex-specific, as reported by the Daily Mail. The

December 21, 2023

News Desk

Tradition, addiction and the growing cancer crisis

In Papua New Guinea, where betel nuts are a cultural staple, oral cancer per capita is the highest in the world Betel nut dilemma: Tradition, addiction and the growing cancer crisis.—BBC News In the heartland of Papua New Guinea, betel nut, a psychoactive substance, is deeply ingrained in everyday life, offering a ritual awakening to millions, including civil servant David Taim. However, despite its popularity, the world remains largely unaware of betel nut’s addictive power and its ominous link to the explosion of cancer. Betel nut, derived from the areca palm, ranks as the fourth most widely used psychoactive substance

December 19, 2023

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Patrick Dempsey talks “Grey’s Anatomy” and the Dempsey Center for cancer care

Patrick Dempsey Talks Grey’s Anatomy Gift and His Own Cancer Center, Dempsey Center in Maine Patrick Dempsey Talks Grey’s Anatomy Gift and His Own Cancer Center, Dempsey Center in Maine Patrick Dempsey has expressed his gratitude for his positive influence Grey’s Anatomy. Ina recent interview while promoting his new film Ferrari, The 57-year-old actor reflected on the 11-season legacy of the ABC medical drama. Dempsey, who played Dr Derek Shepherd from 2005 to 2015, said inspiring so many people to enter the medical field was the biggest gift from the show. “(Grey’s) has really inspired so many people to go

December 10, 2023

News Desk

Evert reveals cancer relapse

LOS ANGELES: Eighteen-time Grand Slam champion Chris Evert has been diagnosed with a recurrence of cancer and is undergoing treatment, she said in a statement on Friday. “While this is a diagnosis I never wanted to hear, I once again feel fortunate that it was caught early,” Evert said in a statement released via ESPN and also shared on her X social media feed. “Based on a PET scan, I had another robotic surgery last week. The doctors found cancer cells in the same area of ​​the pelvis. All the cells were removed and I’ve started another round of chemotherapy.”

October 30, 2023

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Researchers working on implant device to treat cancer with mobile app in 60 days

A prototype implant being developed by a team of researchers to treat ovarian, pancreatic and other difficult-to-treat cancers. — University/Rice File A team of scientists at Rice University has received $45 million in funding from the Healthcare Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop a new implant-based treatment system that could reduce cancer death rates by 50 percent. The system, called “sense and response implant technology,” aims to improve the results of immunotherapy treatments for cancers that are usually difficult to treat. With this technology, treating cancer could be as simple as a few taps on a mobile device, the New

October 29, 2023

News Desk

More women are diagnosed with lung cancer than men, and experts don’t know why

A representative image of an x-ray of the lungs. — Unsplash/Archive A recent study has scientists baffled as they try to answer why more young and middle-aged women are getting lung cancer than men – responsible for killing more women than breast and ovarian cancer. According to radiation oncologist Dr Andrea McKee, the number one killer of women is not breast cancer but lung cancer and she urged education about the disease. Estimates revealed that this cancer kills about 164 women every day in the US. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention noted: “While smoking is considered the

October 28, 2023

News Desk

With will, you can beat breast cancer

KARACHI: Nashmia Amir Butt, a courageous woman who faced breast cancer with unwavering determination, recently shared her remarkable journey as a survivor in a podcast hosted by Aisha Abrar for The Express Tribune. Her story is a testament to resilience, the importance of early diagnosis and the need for a strong support system during the difficult journey of battling breast cancer. Nashmia Amir Butt’s life took an unexpected turn when, at the age of 31, she was diagnosed with breast cancer just a week before her planned wedding ceremony. In her conversation with Aisha Abrar, she emphasized the importance of

October 30, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

Early detection of breast cancer essential for enhancing survival rate in Pakistan: Samina Alvi

First Lady Begum Samina Alvi says early detection of breast cancer is essential for enhancing the survival rate in Pakistan. Addressing a ceremony in Karachi, she said that almost 50% of breast cancer patients in Pakistan die due to a late diagnosis of the disease. She said that the mortality rate could be reduced by creating awareness among women about its early symptoms, and conducting self-examination for every five minutes every month. Samina Alvi lauded the role of media in promoting the message of awareness on breast cancer, adding that media provided valuable support in highlighting the breast cancer awareness activities throughout the country.

October 25, 2022

Vavek Bharwani

October is observed across the world as the month of breast cancer awareness (Opinion)

In a global effort to raise awareness of breast cancer, October has been designated as Pink Month. The Pink Month is a month where efforts to educate those concerned about the disease, including early identification and signs and symptoms associated with breast cancer. To commemorate 2015 Pink Month, the WHO Ethiopia Staff Association (WESA) organized a breast cancer awareness session for women staff where breast self-examination techniques were taught by Dr Fikir Melese, WESA Chairperson. The orientation included updates on the current situation of cancer in Ethiopia, and prevention of breast cancer.October is observed across the world as the month

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