Sarcoma types, cause and risk
Sarcomas are a rare form of cancer and they can be distinguished from the much more commonly occurrent carcinomas as they happen in a different kind of tissue: the connective tissue, which is essentially made up of cells that connect or support other types of tissue in the human body. These tumors most commonly occur in the bones, muscles, tendons, cartilage, nerves, fat, and blood vessels of arms and legs,
Sarcoma
glioblastoma
Glioblastoma is an aggressive form of cancer that occurs in the brain and/or spinal cord: it is formed from cells known as astrocytes which support nerve cells. Glioblastoma can happen to anyone at any age, but trends have shown it to occur more in older adults. It can also lead to serious headaches that get worse with time along with nausea, vomiting and seizures. Glioblastoma, also referred to as glioblastoma
Brain Tumor, Cancer
Causes, risk factors and prevention of Lung Cancer
Lung cancer mostly occurs in older adults. The average age at the time of diagnosis of Lung Cancer is around 70. People who have exposure to tobacco smoke and a few chemicals can greatly increase the risk of getting lung cancer. Studies state more than 90% of all lung cancer cases are due to cigarette smoking, inhaling harmful, cancer-causing substances, or carcinogens, damages the cells that line the lungs. Examples
Lung Cancer
Myths and facts of Brain tumour
A brain tumour is essentially an abnormal growth of tissue within the brain or in the central spine, this can disrupt and disturb proper brain function. The two predominant types of tumours are, malignant and benign(non-malignant) tumours. Benign tumours are non-cancerous whereas malignant primary brain tumours are cancerous, you should know that less than a third of all brain tumours are cancerous, however, this can occur at any age. The overall
Brain Tumor
how chemotherapy work
How chemotherapy work Chemotherapy is using medication (drugs) to eliminate cancer cells and it works by stopping the cancer cells from growing, dividing, and multiplying into more cells. As cancer cells usually grow and divide faster than normal cells, chemotherapy has a greater effect on cancer cells. However, the drugs used in chemotherapy are strong, and can cause damage to healthy cells. This can cause side effects.  If you’re considering
Chemotherapy
cancer treatment food
Undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, surgery or any other cancer treatment for that matter,  can and does hit your body hard but this can be improved. Choosing healthy food options can assist cancer patients with recovery, make them feel better before, during and after treatment. The key is to go for balanced eating and avoid extreme dieting, as it can deprive you of key nutrients. Food Before Cancer Treatment Start having healthy
Cancer
detecting early signs of cancer
Some types of cancers can indeed be found early, before they have a chance to spread. In this article, you can learn more about screening tests that can be used to look for cancer. COVID-19 has resulted in many procedures being put on hold, and this has led to a decline in cancer screening. Our facilities provide safe cancer screening during the COVID-19 pandemic with all safety precautions in place.
Cancer
Obesity may lead to cancer
When a person is overweight or obese, their body has more fat compared to other tissue and raises the risk of developing certain types of cancer, as well as risk for cancer returning back after treatment. In case you’re dealing with obesity and are concerned with how it affects cancer,  you need to understand what doctors and researchers mean by cancer risk. Not everyone who is overweight or obese will
Cancer
skin cancer
Tips for Preventing and detecting skin cancer  As the days grow hotter and sunny, outdoor activities such as running, biking, swimming does not stop. These activities are necessary for our lives as working outdoors is good for physical and mental health, and spending time in the sun also assists the body to get the sunshine vitamin D. Exposure to UV radiation from the sun can be very harmful for the
Skin Cancer
brain tumor
Brain tumors are cancerous or noncancerous growths in the brain that makes the central nervous system (CNS). Most tumors of the brain are benign this means they are not cancerous and less than thirty percent of brain tumors turn into brain cancer or malignant brain tumors. Benign does not necessarily mean not harmful. Noncancerous brain tumors can still cause symptoms, noteworthy neurologic problems and damage the healthy brain tissue. There are
Brain Tumor