Cancer Risk in Women is Increasing

Cancer Risk in Women is Increasing

According to recent news, there has been an increasing trend in the mortality rate of certain cancers common in women only. Globally, cancer is the second most lethal non-communicable disease after cardiovascular disease, accounting for about 9.9 million deaths in 2020 across the globe. Around 9% of all these cancer deaths occurred in the Indian population. Analysis […]

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How to Prevent Skin Cancer?

How to Prevent Skin Cancer?

Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancer. It occurs when the cells in our skin grow abnormally. Early detection and prevention can help treat this cancer. What is Skin Cancer? Skin Cancer has two types – melanoma skin cancer and non-melanoma skin cancer. Melanoma skin cancer is associated with melanoma. It forms […]

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Surviving Cancer with Endless Hope

Surviving Cancer with Endless Hope

An inspirational story of Harteij Bhartesh, who survived the advanced stage of Blood Cancer and surpassed difficulties with hope and faith. We bring to you a real-life story of Mr. Harteij Bhartesh and how he overcame the social stigma attached to Cancer. Mr. Harteij is a Lawyer by profession, philanthropist, cancer influencer, fitness enthusiast, biker, and […]

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World Hepatitis Day: Important Facts

World Hepatitis Day: Important Facts

July 28th every year is observed as “World Hepatitis Day.” A day dedicated to creating awareness about viral Hepatitis and preventive measures. Table of Content: History & Significance of World Hepatitis Day What is Hepatitis? Symptoms of Hepatitis Prevention and Control History of World Hepatitis Day World Hepatitis Day is observed on July 28th in […]

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Why is newborn screening important?

Why is newborn screening important?

Newborn screening (NBS) is an initial stage screening program done shortly after birth that includes testing newborn infants for certain genetic, congenital, and metabolic disorders.  The Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) in India is the highest globally. The leading causes for a high IMR are low birth weight, pneumonia, and birth asphyxia. Other genetic, metabolic, and […]

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