Cooking and Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know for a Healthier Life
Cooking is a part of our daily lives. But do you know that how you cook your food can affect your cancer risk? The food you choose is important, but […]
Alkaline Water: Is It Really Good For You?
In the few years people have been talking a lot about alkaline water. Some people say it is a miracle drink that can help you live longer prevent cancer and […]
Can Detox Water Really Prevent Cancer? The Truth Backed by Science
In years detox water has become a popular trend. People say it can cleanse the body boost immunity and even prevent diseases like cancer. But is this really true? Lets […]
Surgery or Chemotherapy: What Comes First After a Cancer Diagnosis?
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, […]
Can Cancer Come Back After Surgery? Understanding Recurrence, Risks & Prevention
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 […]
The Myth of Fitness vs. Cancer: Why Fit People Still Get Colon Cancer
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 […]
Why You Shouldn’t Fear a Cancer Biopsy: Debunking the Myth About Cancer Spread
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 […]
Can Stage 4 Neuroendocrine Tumors Be Cured? | Dr. Asit Arora Explains NETs
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 […]
The Rising Risk of Colon Cancer in Young Adults: What You Need to Know
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 […]
Tumor Size ≠ Cancer Stage: What Every Patient Must Understand
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 […]