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"oncologists"

  • Apollo Cancer Centres host ‘Tame the Fire’ awareness drive in Hyderabad

    Senior oncologists at Apollo Cancer Centres in Hyderabad emphasised the importance of early diagnosis of prostate cancer during the awareness programme ‘Tame the Fire’. Dr Vijay Anand Reddy described prostate cancer as a “silent fire” that often goes unnoticed until advanced stages, but remains highly treatable if detected early.
  • Editorial: Lifestyle changes hold the key

    Growing obesity, changes in dietary habits, specifically the increase in consumption of ultra-processed foods, and sedentary lifestyles are associated with higher cancer rates.
  • Group of oncologists launch free-of-cost second opinion helpline number for cancer patients

    Cancer patients can call on this number to speak to oncologists directly or even do a video call to discuss about their treatment.
  • Hyderabad: 12-month-old undergoes bone marrow transplant for genetic disorder

    Pediatric oncologists from Hyderabad-based American Oncology Institute (AOI) have successfully conducted a Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) on a 12-months-old boy who was diagnosed with Griscelli Syndrome (GS), a rare genetic disorder.
  • Hyderabad: Continental Hospital treats patient for rare cancer

    Most commonly, Mesothelioma starts in the linings of the chest or abdomen, surgeons said.
  • Yashoda Cancer Institute helps Kadapa doctor conquer leukaemia

    Dr Rama Devi was diagnosed with a high risk blood cancer known as acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and was successfully treated by Dr. Ganesh Jaishetwar, bone marrow transplant surgeon
  • India needs more oncologists, says former Health Secretary

    Need to step up the number of oncologists from the current level of 1,250 radiographers and other allied specialties and up-skill physicians and nurses working in district hospitals and PHCs, said Former Union Secretary for Health K Sujatha Rao

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