A cancer diagnosis often brings a wave of uncertainty—and one of the first questions patients ask is: “Should I have surgery immediately?” While surgery is a cornerstone of cancer treatment, […]
Cancer surgery is often a major milestone in a patient’s journey toward recovery. Many people believe that once a tumor is removed, the cancer is completely gone. But an important […]
We often associate fitness with immunity against serious illnesses. If you exercise regularly, eat well, and maintain a healthy weight, it feels like you’re doing everything right. But here’s a […]
Hearing the word biopsy can be intimidating. One of the most common concerns patients express in the OPD is: “Will a biopsy cause my cancer to spread?” This fear is […]
Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) are among the most misunderstood cancers. Unlike aggressive cancers, many NETs grow slowly and can remain undetected for years. In this expert insight, Dr. Asit Arora, Director […]
Colon cancer was once considered a disease that mainly affected people over the age of 60. However, in recent years, doctors across the world have noticed a concerning trend—more young […]
When patients read their biopsy or scan reports and see “5 cm tumor” or “10 cm mass,” panic is often the first reaction. It sounds big. It sounds frightening. But […]
Can skipping a meal actually reduce your cancer risk? Intermittent fasting has gained popularity as a powerful health trend—but is it truly the key to cancer prevention? In this blog, […]
Colon cancer was once considered a disease of older adults. But over the past two decades, doctors around the world have noticed a worrying trend—more people under the age of […]
Pancreatic cancer is often called one of the most challenging cancers because it rarely shows symptoms in its early stages. Many patients are diagnosed only when the disease has already […]
