Staying active throughout the day can help one feel better and reduce the health risk. It is scientifically proven that physical activity is important for overall health. Exercise is important for lowering cancer risk by controlling the weight and reducing hormones or insulin while helping to strengthen the immune system. It can boost the quality of life during treatment. Even if you …
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Gallstones can be a warning sign of gallbladder cancer
Digestion of food is a complex process that involves multiple organs in breaking down the food into nutrients for the health of the body. These nutrients are used by the body for energy, development, and cell repair. Among the multiple organs, gall bladder plays a vital role in breaking down and digesting fat by secreting bile. When this organ gets …
Read More »School Children Should Take Utmost Precautions During COVID-19 And Monsoon: Warn Doctors
Covid-19 pandemic and monsoon can be harsh on children. Covid and monsoon can make children susceptible to various health problems like stomach, respiratory, and skin. Now that the schools have reopened, parents should ensure that the children are safe and take care of themselves. Two years ago, students had their world turned upside down as schools closed their doors due …
Read More »Smoking continues to be a passion among youngsters despite a sharp rise in price and awareness
Did you know that India is the second largest consumer and producer of tobacco? Use of tobacco in any form such as smoking, khaini, gutkha, betel quid with tobacco and zarda poses a major risk factor for many chronic diseases, including cancer, lung disease, cardiovascular disease and stroke. It is one of the major causes of death and disease in …
Read More »Should children receive Respiratory vaccines during and Post COVID?
The outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic brought with it an uncalled-for fear and uncertainty while causing severe illness in people, irrespective of age and gender. Interestingly, compared to the adults, in general, children have been less affected by severe COVID-19 disease. When compared to children who do not have health conditions, children with asthma or chronic lung disease, congenital heart disease, …
Read More »Why No Heart Cancer?
Globally, cancer is a major health issue, responsible for one out of every six deaths. While new treatment techniques have shown promising results, it’s a long way before such treatments are made available to the masses. Some of the most common cancers are breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, colon cancer, melanoma of the skin, leukemia, pancreatic cancer, thyroid cancer …
Read More »Breast Cancer Cases Are Rising In Urban And Rural Areas: Doctor
~Late Marriages, Delayed Pregnancies, Absence Of Breastfeeding, And Lack Of Timely Screening Led To A Surge In This Cancer~ Mumbai: In India, breast cancer has the highest incidence in urban and rural areas and increases the death rate too. Timely screening and diagnosis, regular breast self-examination, and prompt treatment can help one to beat breast cancer. Breast is one of …
Read More »Importance of palliative care amongst elderly cancer patients
Aging gives rise to susceptible chronic health conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and even cancer which forms an integral part of devising a personal care and treatment plan for the elderly. Not only does it helps in reviewing the symptoms and chances of cancer growth, but also finds the best treatment that may suit the patient, considering: ● The type …
Read More »Your Genes and Cancer Risk
The role of genetics in determining whether a particular type of cancer has been inherited or has occurred due to environmental factors such as exposure to radiation is phenomenal. While the root causes of many types of cancers remain unknown, Oncologists and researchers are using genetic testing and Cancer genomics to customize treatment and administration of drugs to target the …
Read More »3 Biggest Challenges of Being a Family Nurse Practitioner and How to Overcome Them
Just like any other job, being an FNP also comes with its own challenges. There is practically no job in the world rewarding enough not to challenge you in the most difficult ways. Any medical practitioner’s job is difficult because it doesn’t only require physical attention but also mental and emotional attention. Since an FNP is practically 24 hours at …
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