by drsadmin | Nov 28, 2020 | Blog, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Risk of Cancer
‘Second-hand smoke exposure’- even the term is so scary. It is unsafe for everyone around there. But did you know that it can be particularly dangerous for people with lung cancer? Over the last sixty years, medical research has clearly established that active smoking...
by drsadmin | Oct 29, 2020 | Blog, breast cancer, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Risk of Cancer
When there are mutations in the genes that regulate cell growth, cancer develops. As a result of such mutations, the cells begin to divide and multiply uncontrollably. When this happens in the cells of the breast, it is known as breast cancer. There are different...
by drsadmin | Oct 13, 2020 | Blog, breast cancer, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Risk of Cancer
Cancer developing in the cells of the breast is breast cancer. In either the lobules or the ducts of the breast, cancer originates. The lobules are the glands producing milk and the pathways through which the milk travels from the glands to the nipple are the ducts....
by drsadmin | Sep 24, 2020 | Blog, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Head and Neck Cancer, Risk of Cancer
When malignant or cancerous cells develop in the larynx, it is laryngeal cancer, a type of throat cancer. Now let’s explain here what the larynx is. It is the voice box and the location of it is in our throat. We can breathe, speak and swallow with the help of this...
by drsadmin | Sep 18, 2020 | Blog, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Risk of Cancer
A type of rare cancer that develops in the thin layer of epidermal cells lining the inside wall of the abdomen is peritoneal cancer. The name of the lining is the peritoneum. It protects and covers the organs present in the abdomen, which includes intestines, bladder,...
by drsadmin | Jul 10, 2020 | Blog, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Risk of Cancer
Sometimes a rare type of cancer occurs in the vagina, which is vaginal cancer. The vagina, a muscular tube, forms the connection between the uterus with the outer genitals. The lining of the surface of the vagina is the area where this cancer develops in the cells....
