Cancer
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Shukra Gochar 2026: Venus enters Cancer, here's how the transit may impact all 12 zodiac signs
Astrology | June 09, 2026 16:26 ISTWith Venus now transiting Cancer, some zodiac signs may benefit from career progress, financial gains and stronger relationships, while others could face challenges linked to spending, health and decision-making. Here's the zodiac-wise forecast.
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Can your heart develop cancer? Doctor reveals a surprising medical fact
Health | May 21, 2026 19:28 ISTCan the heart develop cancer? A cardiologist explains why it is considered one of the most cancer-resistant organs in the human body and how lifestyle habits still put it at risk.
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Oral cancer trends shifting, more women and non-smokers at risk, warns Pune-based oncologist
Health | April 18, 2026 10:56 ISTOral cancer cases are rising among non-smokers, with more women being affected. Experts warn that factors like poor oral hygiene, HPV infection, and lifestyle changes are contributing, making early detection and regular screening crucial.
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Can broccoli protect you from cancer? Doctor shares what the science actually says
Lifestyle | April 16, 2026 17:11 ISTDr Kunal Sood explains the science behind broccoli and broccoli sprouts, focusing on sulforaphane and its role in supporting the body’s antioxidant and detox pathways. He clarifies that while beneficial, these foods are not a direct anti-cancer solution.
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How Keytruda is changing cancer treatment in India? Noida-based cancer specialist explains
Health | April 14, 2026 15:51 ISTKeytruda, an immunotherapy drug, is transforming cancer treatment in India by helping the immune system fight cancer cells. Experts say it offers improved outcomes in several advanced cancers and marks a shift towards precision oncology.
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Childhood cancer among top causes of child deaths in India, paediatric oncologist breaks down why
Health | April 07, 2026 6:44 ISTChildhood cancer is emerging as a major health concern in India, with Dr Vikas Dua highlighting delayed diagnosis and limited healthcare access as key reasons behind low survival rates despite many cancers being treatable.
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Colorectal cancer: What it is, simple screening tests, treatment and why early detection matters
Health | March 26, 2026 14:15 ISTColorectal cancer often develops silently, making early screening essential. Simple tests like FIT, FOBT and colonoscopy can detect it at an early stage. Dr Kundan highlights that timely screening, especially after 45, can improve outcomes and make treatment more effective.
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Is cancer curable if it is operable? Senior oncologist explains key factors behind surgery decisions
Health | March 07, 2026 15:11 ISTA cancer diagnosis often brings the pressing question: is it operable? Dr Jagannath Dixit of Manipal Hospital Yelahanka explains that when cancer can be safely removed through surgery, outcomes are often better. Here’s what operable cancer really means and the factors doctors consider.
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Obesity-related cancers on the rise: Causes, risks and prevention
Health | March 05, 2026 17:01 ISTObesity is emerging as a major risk factor in today’s cancer story. Learn how excess weight increases cancer risk, the types of obesity-related cancers, and what lifestyle changes can help reduce the danger.
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Do women face a higher cancer risk than they realise? Oncologist with 30 years of experience answers
Health | March 02, 2026 20:34 ISTAir pollution is increasingly being recognised as a major contributor to chronic diseases beyond respiratory illness. Oncologist Dr Geeta Kadayaprath explains how both indoor smoke exposure and outdoor pollution in cities like Delhi may increase cancer risks, particularly for women.
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WHO study says 4 in 10 cancer cases are preventable: What this means for India
Health | February 16, 2026 10:04 ISTA recent WHO analysis estimates that up to 40 per cent of global cancer cases are linked to preventable risk factors such as tobacco use, alcohol consumption, obesity, infections and air pollution. Expert says the findings offer hope and urgency for India.
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International Childhood Cancer Day: 7 powerful ways to support children undergoing cancer treatment
Health | February 15, 2026 14:45 ISTCancer treatment in children affects far more than physical health. Doctors highlight seven meaningful ways families and caregivers can support children during therapy,including honest communication, maintaining routines, encouraging play, managing side effects and building realistic hope.
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7 warning signs of cancer in children parents should never ignore
Health | February 15, 2026 14:27 ISTNearly 75,000 new cases of childhood cancer are diagnosed in India every year, yet most are highly curable when detected early. Doctors stress that timely diagnosis, evidence-based treatment and awareness can significantly improve outcomes, with cure rates reaching 85–90 per cent in most cases.
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Ayurveda-approved foods that may help reduce the risk of cancer, according to expert
Health | February 06, 2026 17:20 ISTAccording to Ayurveda experts, whole foods can play a supportive role in reducing the risk of cancer. While Ayurveda does not claim to cure cancer, experts believe that mindful eating and lifestyle choices can support overall well-being and long-term disease prevention.
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Cancer in young adults: Why more people under 30 are being diagnosed
Health | February 05, 2026 16:43 ISTCancer is increasingly being diagnosed in people under 30, challenging the belief that it is only an older person’s disease. Doctors point to lifestyle changes, environmental exposure, delayed diagnosis, and lack of early screening as key reasons behind the rise in early-onset cancers.
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Silent cancers: Types that can develop without early warning signs
Health | February 04, 2026 19:51 ISTSome cancers can grow silently for years without noticeable symptoms. A doctor explains which cancers behave this way and why timely screening is crucial.
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World Cancer Day 2026: 5 cancers you have likely never heard of
Health | February 04, 2026 18:55 ISTOn World Cancer Day, we look beyond the usual narratives to highlight five ultra-rare cancers most people have never heard of. Often misdiagnosed and under-reported, these diseases remind us why awareness, research and early attention still matter deeply.
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World Cancer Day: Early signs of cancer you should never ignore
Lifestyle | February 04, 2026 12:47 ISTWorld Cancer Day is a reminder to listen to your body. From unexplained weight loss and persistent fatigue to lumps, unusual bleeding and chronic pain, these early signs of cancer should never be ignored.
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Is tobacco still the biggest cause of cancer? Expert says lifestyle risks are now major contributors
Health | February 04, 2026 12:10 ISTOnce considered the primary cause, tobacco is no longer the only major cancer risk. Experts explain how poor diet, inactivity, obesity, alcohol, and chronic stress are now driving cancer rates worldwide.
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World Cancer Day 2026: Long gaps between periods could increase uterine cancer risk, doctors warn
Health | February 04, 2026 6:58 ISTOn World Cancer Day, doctors explain why long gaps between periods shouldn’t be ignored. Infrequent menstruation can signal hormonal imbalance and raise uterine cancer risk, and early awareness can make all the difference.
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