Tag: cancer patients
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Anti-Cancer Diet: Nutrition Tips to Reduce Cancer Risk
While there is no single “anti-cancer” diet proven to cure cancer, Research shows that certain dietary and lifestyle choices can help lower the chance of developing cancer, lessen treatment side effects, and improve overall health.Here are some key guidelines to follow: Foods to Include : Go Organic Choosing organic foods minimizes exposure to harmful herbicides,…
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Ayurveda and Cancer: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Healing
A disease that affects millions of people globally, cancer is one of the most challenging diseases of our time. While modern medicine offers treatments like chemotherapy and radiation, many people are turning to Ayurveda, an Indian holistic healing system that dates back 5,000 years. Ayurveda’s natural, balanced approach can help strengthen the body, lessen the…
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Monoclonal Antibodies: A Powerful Weapon Against Cancer
Cancer is a deadly disease where abnormal cells grow uncontrollably, harming the body. Chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery are just a few of the numerous treatments that scientists have developed throughout the years. One of the newest therapies to combat this disease, which has shown great promise, is Monoclonal antibody therapy. What Are Monoclonal Antibodies? Monoclonal…
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Cancer and Dairy Products: Is Milk Safe?
Milk is often called a “complete food” because it contains essential nutrients like calcium, protein and vitamin-D. However, modern milk is not as pure as it used to be; it often contains additives, chemicals, and hormones that are bad for our health. Dairy consumption may be connected to several types of cancer, according to research,…
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Language Literacy and Cancer: How Communication Gaps Affect Treatment in India
In India, With more than 22,000 languages and dialects spoken in India, effective communication in the medical field is still quite difficult. Language and health literacy challenges can cause uncertainty, poor decision-making, and even treatment discontinuation for cancer patients, especially at public hospitals with low resources. Studies show that nearly 40% of medical errors in…
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The Travel Burden: Why Distance to Cancer Care is a Major Barrier in Rural India
Cancer is a tough battle, but for patients in rural India, the fight begins long before treatment – it starts with the struggle to reach a hospital. World-class cancer centres (such as Tata Memorial, AIIMS, and CMC) may be found in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Vellore, but getting there is extremely difficult for…
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The Hidden Costs of Immunotherapy for Cancer: What Patients Often Overlook
By using the body’s immune system to combat cancer cells, immunotherapy has completely changed the way that cancer is treated. Immunotherapy aids the immune system in identifying and attacking cancers more efficiently than chemotherapy or radiation, which directly kill cancer (and frequently healthy cells as well). Even though this treatment gives patients new hope, the…
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The Hidden Costs of Cancer: What Most Patients Don’t Budget For
When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the first concern is often treatment and recovery. However, many patients and their families are unprepared for the hidden costs that come with the disease. Beyond medical bills, cancer brings unexpected financial burdens that can add stress during an already difficult time. Here are some of the most common…
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How Can the Immune System Fight Cancer? – Insights from Dr. Sajjan Rajpurohit
Cancer is a lifestyle-related disease, and in today’s world, a strong immune system is our best defence—not just against infections but also against cancer. In a conversation with Samara Mahindra, Dr. Sajjan Rajpurohit, a leading oncologist, discusses the role of immunity in cancer prevention and treatment. Why Is Immunity Important in Fighting Cancer? Dr. Rajpurohit…
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Exercises for Cancer Recovery: 5 Gentle Ways to Regain Strength
Patients who have cancer and undergo treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery frequently experience extreme fatigue, weakness, and occasionally even pain. After therapy is over, this fatigue may last for months or even years. However, studies indicate that mild exercise might enhance mental health, increase strength, and hasten recovery.The trick is to start slowly and…