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Iraqi Man, 47, Wins Battle Against Stage 4 Rectal Cancer In India
A 47-year-old man from Iraq suffering from stage-4 rectal cancer has been given a new lease of life after a complex surgery by doctors in India.
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10 Points On Dostarlimab, The Drug That 'Cured' Cancer During Trials
A study has found that a drug named Dostarlimab has helped treat rectal cancer. This has been described as a "first time in history"kind of result in cancer treatment with the disease simply vanishing in patients after the experimental treatment.
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Cancer Disappears From Every Patient's Body In Drug Trial In US: Report
A group of 12 rectal cancer patients showed no signs of a tumour after taking an antibody drug for six months, according to a surprise finding from an ongoing medical trial in the US that experts termed optimistic.
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"First Time In History": Cancer Vanishes For Every Patient In Drug Trial
A small group of people with rectal cancer just experienced something of a miracle as their cancer simply vanished after an experimental treatment.
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Medical Student With Cancer Successfully Treated Through Robotic Surgery
A 28-year-old post-graduate medical student successfully underwent Robotic Colorectal surgery for low rectal cancer, and succeeded in completing her studies winning a gold medal, Apollo Hospitals here said on Thursday.
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International Men's Health Week: These Tests are a Must for All Men Post 40
International Men's Health Week: Once mid-life strikes, men must be extremely careful of their health habits. These tests are vital for all men to assess their body's functioning after it strikes 40.
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International Men's Health Week: 5 Early Signs Of Cancer You Shouldn't Be Ignoring
International Men's Health Week 2019: Cancer is a disease that sometimes may show no symptoms until it has developed to an advanced stage. Here are some early symptoms that may probably signal cancer.
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10 Most Commonly Ignored Signs Of Cancer
Signs and symptoms of cancer are dependent on the location of cancer, its size and how much it is affecting the organs and tissues. Here are some of the most commonly ignored signs and symptoms of cancer.
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Painful Ejaculation: 8 Possible Causes
Inflammation, side effects of surgery, stones and even cancer can be a possible reason for painful ejaculation.
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Teenage Obesity May Increase Risk of Colon Cancer: 5 Food Swaps to Make You Healthier
A new study, published in the Journal Cancer, shows that youngsters who are overweight are at a higher risk of developing colon or rectal cancer.
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Work-Related Stress May Cause Cancer In Men: Study
For men, prolonged exposure to work-related stress has been linked to an increased likelihood of lung, colon, rectal and stomach cancer and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a new study has warned. Researchers, including those from Universite de Montreal in Canada, assessed the link between cancer and work-related stress perceived by men throughout their worki...
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Smoking linked with rectal cancer risk
Women who smoke cigarettes appear to have nearly twice the risk of developing rectal cancer compared with women who do not smoke.
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Gallbladder removal and colon cancer risk
Gallbladder removal or cholecystectomy raises the risk of colon but not rectal cancer.
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Risk of cancer in patients treated with growth hormone
There is evidence that raised endogenous levels of growth hormone and IGF-I might be associated with increased risk of cancer. Patients treated with human pituitary growth hormone had significantly raised risks of mortality from cancer overall, colon and rectal cancer and Hodgkin's disease.
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Iraqi Man, 47, Wins Battle Against Stage 4 Rectal Cancer In India
A 47-year-old man from Iraq suffering from stage-4 rectal cancer has been given a new lease of life after a complex surgery by doctors in India.
-
10 Points On Dostarlimab, The Drug That 'Cured' Cancer During Trials
A study has found that a drug named Dostarlimab has helped treat rectal cancer. This has been described as a "first time in history"kind of result in cancer treatment with the disease simply vanishing in patients after the experimental treatment.
-
Cancer Disappears From Every Patient's Body In Drug Trial In US: Report
A group of 12 rectal cancer patients showed no signs of a tumour after taking an antibody drug for six months, according to a surprise finding from an ongoing medical trial in the US that experts termed optimistic.
-
"First Time In History": Cancer Vanishes For Every Patient In Drug Trial
A small group of people with rectal cancer just experienced something of a miracle as their cancer simply vanished after an experimental treatment.
-
Medical Student With Cancer Successfully Treated Through Robotic Surgery
A 28-year-old post-graduate medical student successfully underwent Robotic Colorectal surgery for low rectal cancer, and succeeded in completing her studies winning a gold medal, Apollo Hospitals here said on Thursday.
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International Men's Health Week: These Tests are a Must for All Men Post 40
International Men's Health Week: Once mid-life strikes, men must be extremely careful of their health habits. These tests are vital for all men to assess their body's functioning after it strikes 40.
-
International Men's Health Week: 5 Early Signs Of Cancer You Shouldn't Be Ignoring
International Men's Health Week 2019: Cancer is a disease that sometimes may show no symptoms until it has developed to an advanced stage. Here are some early symptoms that may probably signal cancer.
-
10 Most Commonly Ignored Signs Of Cancer
Signs and symptoms of cancer are dependent on the location of cancer, its size and how much it is affecting the organs and tissues. Here are some of the most commonly ignored signs and symptoms of cancer.
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Painful Ejaculation: 8 Possible Causes
Inflammation, side effects of surgery, stones and even cancer can be a possible reason for painful ejaculation.
-
Teenage Obesity May Increase Risk of Colon Cancer: 5 Food Swaps to Make You Healthier
A new study, published in the Journal Cancer, shows that youngsters who are overweight are at a higher risk of developing colon or rectal cancer.
-
Work-Related Stress May Cause Cancer In Men: Study
For men, prolonged exposure to work-related stress has been linked to an increased likelihood of lung, colon, rectal and stomach cancer and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a new study has warned. Researchers, including those from Universite de Montreal in Canada, assessed the link between cancer and work-related stress perceived by men throughout their worki...
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Smoking linked with rectal cancer risk
Women who smoke cigarettes appear to have nearly twice the risk of developing rectal cancer compared with women who do not smoke.
-
Gallbladder removal and colon cancer risk
Gallbladder removal or cholecystectomy raises the risk of colon but not rectal cancer.
-
Risk of cancer in patients treated with growth hormone
There is evidence that raised endogenous levels of growth hormone and IGF-I might be associated with increased risk of cancer. Patients treated with human pituitary growth hormone had significantly raised risks of mortality from cancer overall, colon and rectal cancer and Hodgkin's disease.
