Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Breast Cancer Awareness is a healthcare awareness initiative observed every year for the entire month of October, with an aim to increase awareness about breast cancer. Herein, we interviewed Dr Durgatosh Pandey, HOD-Oncology Surgery, HCMCT Manipal Hospital.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Breast Cancer Awareness is a healthcare awareness initiative observed every year for the entire month of October, with an aim to increase awareness about breast cancer. Herein, we interviewed Dr Durgatosh Pandey, HOD-Oncology Surgery, HCMCT Manipal Hospital, who gave t
Know 5 lesser-known symptoms of breast cancer that every woman should be aware of for early detection and better health. Stay informed and proactive about your breast health.
According to the experts, the early stages of cancer are around 90% to 95% curable. Thus, early detection aids in the prevention of cancer. In contrast to earlier, early detection has also increased the cure rate.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: The month of October is celebrated as Breast Cancer Awareness month as several women suffer from this deadly disease. In this episode, we had a conversation with doctor Dr Durgatosh Pandey, HOD-Oncology Surgery, HCMCT Manipal Hospital, who informed us about the signs .
The goal of Breast Cancer Awareness Month is to encourage women to undergo regular screenings and to promote the importance of early detection in improving the chances of survival. It also serves as a reminder for women to take care of their overall health and well-being.
The cause of breast cancer is not completely known, but research has identified a variety of environmental and lifestyle factors that increase a woman’s risk.
Aggressive breast cancer signs include an orange peel-like texture or dimpling of skin; feeling of heaviness; tightening of the skin; engorgement of the breast; and infection-like redness. Read to know more.
In a country where for every 2 women newly diagnosed with breast cancer, one woman dies of it in India; early diagnosis is the only way to change the grim story of the suffering and mortality due to the deadly disease.
In a significant discovery, scientists have found a link between high blood cholesterol and breast cancer in a study of more than one million patients over a 14 year time period in Britain. "Our preliminary study
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