Cervical cancer is a sign of the person’s possibility of survival for at least 5 more years as per the cancer stage. During the treatment, avoid visiting public places so as not to get an…
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People who smoke may suffer from a risk of lung cancer, but lung cancer doesn’t mean it only occurs to the people who are smoking; it may occur to normal people also. The risk of…
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Adult ladies of every age group are motivated to know How to do a Self-Breast Exam and perform the same for at least once in a month. According to the Johns Hopkins Medical Center, 40% of diagnosed…
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Cirrhotic is a disease related to the liver which can even be life-threatening most of the time because the body cannot take up the right treatment. At the stage which is advanced, the liver might…
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People have heard a lot about bone marrow cancer, but didn’t know what it meant. This cancer is the soft tissue that lies in the middle of the bones. Various cancers include multiple leukemia, myeloma,…
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Breast cancer is a complicated condition with multiple contributing factors including age, relative past, genetics, and gender. The side effects of breast cancer treatment are nausea, vomiting, and mouth soreness. The patients often feel sick…
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Abbreviated as SCLC, Small-Cell Lung Cancer is the rapidly-growing one that develops in the lungs’ tissues. By the time an individual gets the diagnosis, this disease has often spread (metastasized) outside of your lungs. Also,…
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What is Colon Cancer? Colon cancer can be best described as one specific cancer that develops in the large human intestine (colon). In our digestive system or tract, the colon remains the final part. Colon…
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Also called, Fibrocystic Breast Tissue, Cystic Breast Tissue is a condition that includes the breast lumps or thickened tissues areas that are, at times, tender as well as can vary with your menstrual cycle. Though…
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SCLC (Small-Cell Lung Cancer), at times also known as Small-Cell Carcinoma, causes nearly 10%-15% of all lung cancer. It might also be called Oat cell carcinoma, Small Cell Undifferentiated Carcinoma, and Oat Cell Cancer. This is…
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