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Brain Metastases and Mesothelioma
June 10, 2013 | Mesothelioma | No Comment

Brain Metastases and Mesothelioma
When the body has cancer and the condition spreads to any other part of the body, then the condition is called metastasis. The cancerous cells spread to other areas of the body via the bloodstream and the lymph nodes. Metastasis is very predictable and doctors thus are able to watch the other areas, which could be prone to cancer. Mesothelioma conditions are not diagnosed till the disease has progressed to almost the last stage. So it is very natural for the cancer to actually have become a great metastatic disease by the time the condition is found out. There are stages of metastasis that affect  the brain. Thus brain metastases and mesothelioma are inter connected. The cancer spreads to all the organs near the lung. This is known as local spread. While mesothelioma usually metastasizes locally, there are many cases of brain metastases. Brain metastases and mesothelioma are visible towards the end stage of the condition. The cancer reaches the remotest corners of the body and the treatments  [...]

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Risk Factors For Nasopharyngeal Cancer
May 27, 2013 | Nasopharyngeal Cancer | No Comment

Risk Factors For Nasopharyngeal Cancer
Risk factors ensure that you are aware what not to do during the cancerous condition. They do not indicate that you would contract the disease, they only ensure that you would have to be more careful and show you what you could do, if you develop some complications. Different cancers have various risk factors. Let us see what the risk factors for nasopharyngeal cancer are. Firstly, this cancer is mostly found more in males than in females. It is mostly found in Chinese Americans, African Americans,  [...]


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New Cure For Pancreatic Cancer
May 9, 2013 | Pancreatic Cancer | No Comment

New Cure For Pancreatic Cancer
News reports say that a 15 year old high school U.S student had an uncle who died of pancreatic cancer. This student has now developed a test for this disease that helps to detect the tumours even before they ripen to be ready for treatment. Pancreatic cancer has the lowest rate of survival in cancer and has remained thus for the past 40 years. It does not show any early symptoms and is seen to affect at least 45,000 people in the U.S and 8000 people in the UK. Around four out of 100 people survive  [...]


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Ovarian Cancer Vaccine shows results in the latest trials
April 25, 2013 | Ovarian Cancer | No Comment

Ovarian Cancer Vaccine shows results in the latest trials
A new kind of ovarian cancer vaccine has shown hope for many patients who normally face a relapse after getting treated for the condition. This is a new kind of medical immunotherapy, which has shown a good, progressive response to the treatment with patients getting total remission. Most of the patients who received this treatment mode showed immediate response and proved many researches true. Thus there is a small revolution in the world of ovarian cancer. These clinical findings were presented  [...]


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How to Improve Life for Unresectable Pancreatic Cancer
April 9, 2013 | Pancreatic Cancer | No Comment

How to Improve Life for Unresectable Pancreatic Cancer
Patients who are detected with an advanced case of unresectable pancreatic cancer need some kind of interventional procedures to improve the quality of their life. There are many symptoms that need palliation. These include illnesses like jaundice, blockage of the intestine, chronic back pain of a high degree, and build up of fluid in the abdomen. Such patients need to be given relief so that they can manage their everyday routine easily. Normally the bile duct gets blocked in these patients so  [...]


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How To deal with Prostate Cancer
March 22, 2013 | Prostate Cancer | No Comment

How To deal with Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is a condition that occurs in men. Most of the men live for more than five years after they are diagnosed of this condition. The latest trend in treating and dealing with this disease is therefore “watchful waiting.” Surgery significantly diminishes the possibility of death in younger patients. It is difficult to say if the elderly actually die due to this ailment as they have innumerable problems affecting their health already. A man suffering from this condition is thus in  [...]


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The Importance of Critical Illness Cover
March 8, 2013 | Cancer Education | No Comment

The Importance of Critical Illness Cover
There are several different types of insurance that are designed to cover the policy holders life and health. Life insurances are very common and they are usually taken out in order to provide your loved ones with a lump sum in the event of your death, so that they can afford to live whilst dealing with their grief. These type of policies are often required by your mortgage provider if you buy a house. In this case the policy is designed to cover the mortgage on your property if you are not around  [...]


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All about Endoscopic Biopsy
March 2, 2013 | Tests & Procedures | No Comment

All about Endoscopic Biopsy
A biopsy is a test or a procedure that would take off a tissue piece or a sample of a cell from the body and is analyzed later in a laboratory. If the signs and symptoms show a particular area of concern then biopsy is performed to determined if the condition is cancerous or not. While imaging biopsy X-ray tests are very helpful in finding out the areas where there could be abnormality and where the cancerous cells can be separated from the non cancerous cells. The best way to make a final diagnosis  [...]


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Tumour and Cancer
February 27, 2013 | Tumor | No Comment

Tumour and Cancer
The words cancer and tumour are often the most shocking and most dreaded too. Let us get to know what exactly they are and what the difference between the two is. First of all, we should understand that the word tumour at no point should give us any reason to worry, as every tumour not necessarily be cancerous. This known let us now see what a tumour is. A tumour is a swelling that is found in the body due to some irregularities in function. Tumours could be benign or non malignant or they could  [...]


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Testicular Cancer and Infertility
February 8, 2013 | Testicular Cancer | No Comment

Testicular Cancer and Infertility
Cancer that is seen in the tissues of the testicles is called the testicular cancer. This is very common in the young and the middle aged men. Most of the testicular cancer begins in the germ cells and this cancerous growth is called the testicular germ cell tumours. There are newer cases of deaths due to testicular cancers in the United States in the past year in 2012. This is a condition that also has the highest number of cured people and so for those who are suffering from this it is a relief. Testicles  [...]


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Latest on Skin Cancer
January 25, 2013 | Skin Cancer | No Comment

Latest on Skin Cancer
The latest on skin cancer is that the risk of developing skin cancer from tanning beds is now two times more than spending time in the hot sun of the Mediterranean. This is a discovery that a new study conducted by a team in the University of Dundee in Scotland found out. The scientists actually examined 400 tanning beds in the United Kingdom. The scientists then measured the ultraviolet levels of radiation. The UV radiation was emitted at levels that are beyond the guidelines provided in United  [...]


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Human Papilloma virus and anal cancer
January 15, 2013 | Anal Cancer | No Comment

Human Papilloma virus and anal cancer
Human Papilloma Virus is a common cause of vaginal, cervical, vulvar and anal cancer. People who are actively involved in sex have been victims of HPV at some time or the other. There are many kinds of HPV and one can only protect oneself from being infected by keeping the immune system healthy. Women have benefittted a great deal from being detected early about cervical cancer. They have their annual Pap smear tests, which is the best way one can find out if there is any form of cancer. A Pap  [...]


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Ataxia and Pre operative conditions
January 7, 2013 | Ataxia Telangiectasia | No Comment

Ataxia and Pre operative conditions
Ataxia Telangiectasia is a rare condition where there is an autosomal genetic disorder that results in a continuous degeneration of the multisystem. There are also problems of neurodegenerattion, malignancy, immunodeficiency, and lung disease. There are reports, which suggest that there is high preoperative morbidity in patients who have ataxia telangiectasia butt now much data exist about them. The clinical centre was referred to for the records that existed for the disease between the years 1995  [...]


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Blood Cancer and Alzheimer’s Disease
December 28, 2012 | Brain Cancer | No Comment

Blood Cancer and Alzheimer’s Disease
It is believed that by the time it is 2030 there would be around 7.5 million Americans who would be suffering from neuro degenerative disorder. Alzheimer's disease is one such condition that is directly related to brain disorder. It is believed that the mechanism that control division of ells within go wrong during Alzheimer's. The two main problems with Alzheimer's is that there are tangles and plaques in the brain cells which cause the disease. It is not really known if the abnormalities are due  [...]


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Blood cancer and bone marrow transplant
December 21, 2012 | Blood Cancer | No Comment

Blood cancer and bone marrow transplant
Blood cancer is a condition when the cancer attacks the blood, lymphatic system or the bone marrow. The cancerous condition is usually known by the name of Hodgkin lymphoma, leukemia and non Hodgkin lymphoma. It is also called myeloma, myelodysplasia too. The best teams can reduce cancers into curable diseases. At the University of Colorado, in United States, there is a team which deals with treating blood cancer and there are leading specialists taking care of such patients. These are the doctors  [...]


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Brain Cancer and Mobile
December 14, 2012 | Brain Cancer | No Comment

Brain Cancer and Mobile
Brain cancer is the conditions of the body where there is no response to anything that we do. So the brain in short is a condition that affects the Brain Tumour. There is in fact a lot of similarity between the brain caner and other types of cancers. But what makes brain cancer different from the rest of the cancer is what has to be seen. There have been cases where people have used a mobile handset for more that six hours in a day and they have continued in this manner for more than 12 years. There  [...]


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Breast cancer and Yoga
December 7, 2012 | Breast Cancer | No Comment

Breast cancer and Yoga
Most of the women who have been having a terrible time getting back to routine after breast cancer are today finding that a yoga class would surely help them in getting healed. Today many women are finding that a yoga class is the best way to get back to routine after a lot of stress after an illness. Breast cancer is thus treated with yoga after the treatment. There are many ways one can try to be normal in spite of an illness and yoga is only such great method to have the right attitude post sickness. The  [...]


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Cancer and Hormone Replacement Therapy
November 30, 2012 | Cancer Overview | No Comment

Cancer and Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hormone Replacement therapy is also called as HRT and is used to relived a woman of menopausal problems and symptoms. It is mostly also given for osteoporosis and hot flushes If a woman is on hormone therapy then she would take both progestin and estrogen. Women who have had a hysterectomy usually take only estrogen. Estrogen is the hormone that relieves the sensation of hot flushes and prevents osteoporosis. But estrogen is not the only reason that you have  greater risk of contracting uterine  [...]


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Osteosarcoma in Children
November 23, 2012 | Childhood Cancers | No Comment

Osteosarcoma in Children
Cancer is found to affect the children too and bone sarcomas are seen to dominate childhood cancer. Bone sarcomas make up a group of many tumours in the bone. The most common kind that is found in children and in teenagers is Ewing's sarcoma and osteosarcoma. There are more than 1000 children who are diagnosed with cancer every year in the United States of America and some are found with some kind of bone cancer or the other. Osteosarcoma is a tumour in the bone that has got malignant. This is the  [...]


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