ICMR study reveals top two cancers among Indian women; early detection can prevent deaths

ICMR study reveals top two cancers among Indian women; early detection can prevent deaths

 09:15 26/08/2025

An ICMR study reveals a rising cancer burden in India, with breast and cervical cancers prevalent among women, while oral and lung cancers are common in men. The report forecasts increasing cancer cases, emphasizing the urgent need for targeted prevention, early detection through screening, and lifestyle changes. Regional variations highlight the importance of tailored strategies and improved healthcare access.
7 early symptoms of cancer that often get dismissed as minor illnesses

7 early symptoms of cancer that often get dismissed as minor illnesses

 15:15 22/08/2025

Cancer remains a leading global cause of death, often due to late diagnosis. Recognizing early symptoms is crucial for improved treatment outcomes. Unexplained weight loss, persistent fatigue, unusual lumps, chronic pain, skin changes, unusual bleeding, and frequent infections can be early warning signs. Prompt medical attention for these symptoms is essential for early detection and better prognosis.
Don’t ignore painless lumps: How sarcoma differs from breast, lung, and colon cancer

Don’t ignore painless lumps: How sarcoma differs from breast, lung, and colon cancer

 16:15 21/08/2025

Sarcoma is a rare cancer affecting connective tissues. Early detection is crucial for better treatment outcomes. Sarcomas often appear as painless lumps. These lumps can grow and cause problems. Delayed diagnosis leads to more aggressive treatments. Awareness and prompt medical evaluation are essential. Noticing unusual swelling early can significantly improve survival rates.
Heartburn Misdiagnosis Leaves Young Mom With Terminal Stomach Cancer, Just 12 Months to Live

Heartburn Misdiagnosis Leaves Young Mom With Terminal Stomach Cancer, Just 12 Months to Live

 00:05 28/06/2025

Georgia Gardiner from Leeds faced misdiagnosis for months. Later, she discovered she had rare stomach cancer. The cancer had already spread. Doctors gave her only 12 months to live. Now, Georgia is raising awareness. She urges others to trust their instincts. She also encourages people to push for answers from doctors. She wants to spend quality time with her family.
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