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24 Kg Tumour Removed From Abdomen Of A Tanzanian Man In Delhi
In a rare surgery, a malignant 24-kg tumour of the size of two footballs has been removed from the abdomen of a Tanzanian man in the national capital, doctors said Monday.
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Stem Cell Protein May Help Find Blood Cancer Cure
According to the study, published in the journal Blood, inactivation of the tumour suppressor p53 is essential for unrestrained growth of cancers. But only 11 per cent of hematological malignancies have mutant p53
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Syrian First Lady Asma al-Assad Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's wife has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is being treated for an early-stage malignant tumour, the office of the Syrian Presidency announced.
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Consuming Whole Grains Regularly May Keep Colon Cancer at Bay: Study
Colon cancer is related to the development of malignant tumours in the inner walls of large intestines and has been a matter of concern across the world. However, looks like we have a solution here.
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Doctors Remove 8-cm-Long Tumour From Minor's Brain In Jaipur
A 12-year-old girl got a new lease of life when an eight-cm-long malignant tumour which spread in her brain and was protruding from her nose was successfully removed by doctors here.
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Scientists Device Blood Test to Detect Cancer and Locate Tumour
A team of scientists have developed a new form of blood test to detect cancer and locate the place where the tumour grows. This development is path-breaking.
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How Sugar Can Help Detect Cancerous Tumours
Swedish researchers have developed a new magnetic imaging technique that utilises sugar to assess the malignancy of tumours in cancer patients.
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Sugar May Be Used In Imaging Techniques To Detect Cancer: Study
Ordinary sugar may be used in imaging techniques to detect cancer, suggests a new study that found malignant tumours show higher sugar consumption than surrounding tissue.
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55 Kilogram Tumour Removed From 26-Year-Old Patient's Body in Delhi
A 55-kg malignant tumour has been removed from the body of a 26-year-old patient, who had been bedridden for over two years in a life threatening condition, at a city hospital.
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Now, a mobile app to accurately detect cancer
Scientists have developed a mobile phone-based system which they say can detect cancer more accurately than the techniques routinely used in hospitals.Developed by a team at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the device is claimed to be up to...
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Do not look back, live strong: Armstrong to Yuvraj
Recuperating after undergoing three cycles of chemotherapy for a malignant tumour between his lungs, Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh received an inspiring video message from his "real life hero" Lance Armstrong -- the cycling legend whose own successful battle with cancer is well-documented.
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Yuvraj Singh congratulates Virat Kohli for his match-winning knock
Yuvraj Singh, recovering from a malignant tumour between his lungs in the United States, on Tuesday congratulated Virat Kohli on his stupendous unbeaten knock of 133 which kept India in the hunt for a place in the final of the ODI tri-series in Australia.
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Colorectal cancer deaths and colonoscopy
Benefits of colonoscopy in preventing deaths from colorectal cancer are largely limited to malignancies that occur on the left side of the colon.
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Preservation of fertility likely after ovarian cancer
Women with malignant ovarian tumours who undergo surgery can now retain menstrual function and fertility.
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Cancer risk with radiotherapy
Radiation treatments for childhood cancers are unlikely to lead to malignant melanoma. Certain long-term studies have suggested that as many as 10 percent of childhood cancer survivors may subsequently develop tumours, and there also have been reports of an increase in childhood and adolescent melanomas.
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24 Kg Tumour Removed From Abdomen Of A Tanzanian Man In Delhi
In a rare surgery, a malignant 24-kg tumour of the size of two footballs has been removed from the abdomen of a Tanzanian man in the national capital, doctors said Monday.
-
Stem Cell Protein May Help Find Blood Cancer Cure
According to the study, published in the journal Blood, inactivation of the tumour suppressor p53 is essential for unrestrained growth of cancers. But only 11 per cent of hematological malignancies have mutant p53
-
Syrian First Lady Asma al-Assad Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's wife has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is being treated for an early-stage malignant tumour, the office of the Syrian Presidency announced.
-
Consuming Whole Grains Regularly May Keep Colon Cancer at Bay: Study
Colon cancer is related to the development of malignant tumours in the inner walls of large intestines and has been a matter of concern across the world. However, looks like we have a solution here.
-
Doctors Remove 8-cm-Long Tumour From Minor's Brain In Jaipur
A 12-year-old girl got a new lease of life when an eight-cm-long malignant tumour which spread in her brain and was protruding from her nose was successfully removed by doctors here.
-
Scientists Device Blood Test to Detect Cancer and Locate Tumour
A team of scientists have developed a new form of blood test to detect cancer and locate the place where the tumour grows. This development is path-breaking.
-
How Sugar Can Help Detect Cancerous Tumours
Swedish researchers have developed a new magnetic imaging technique that utilises sugar to assess the malignancy of tumours in cancer patients.
-
Sugar May Be Used In Imaging Techniques To Detect Cancer: Study
Ordinary sugar may be used in imaging techniques to detect cancer, suggests a new study that found malignant tumours show higher sugar consumption than surrounding tissue.
-
55 Kilogram Tumour Removed From 26-Year-Old Patient's Body in Delhi
A 55-kg malignant tumour has been removed from the body of a 26-year-old patient, who had been bedridden for over two years in a life threatening condition, at a city hospital.
-
Now, a mobile app to accurately detect cancer
Scientists have developed a mobile phone-based system which they say can detect cancer more accurately than the techniques routinely used in hospitals.Developed by a team at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the device is claimed to be up to...
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Do not look back, live strong: Armstrong to Yuvraj
Recuperating after undergoing three cycles of chemotherapy for a malignant tumour between his lungs, Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh received an inspiring video message from his "real life hero" Lance Armstrong -- the cycling legend whose own successful battle with cancer is well-documented.
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Yuvraj Singh congratulates Virat Kohli for his match-winning knock
Yuvraj Singh, recovering from a malignant tumour between his lungs in the United States, on Tuesday congratulated Virat Kohli on his stupendous unbeaten knock of 133 which kept India in the hunt for a place in the final of the ODI tri-series in Australia.
-
Colorectal cancer deaths and colonoscopy
Benefits of colonoscopy in preventing deaths from colorectal cancer are largely limited to malignancies that occur on the left side of the colon.
-
Preservation of fertility likely after ovarian cancer
Women with malignant ovarian tumours who undergo surgery can now retain menstrual function and fertility.
-
Cancer risk with radiotherapy
Radiation treatments for childhood cancers are unlikely to lead to malignant melanoma. Certain long-term studies have suggested that as many as 10 percent of childhood cancer survivors may subsequently develop tumours, and there also have been reports of an increase in childhood and adolescent melanomas.
