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Understanding Cancer and Its Global Impact in 2026 Cancer is not a single disease — it’s a group of over 100 conditions where cells grow uncontrollably and spread, affecting organs, families, and communities. Globally, in 2026, cancer continues to be a leading cause...

Immunotherapy has brought new hope to many people with cancer. Rather than attacking cancer cells directly, it works by helping the body’s immune system recognize and fight them. In clinical practice, responses can vary. Two patients may receive the same immunotherapy...

Every January, healthcare organisations worldwide focus on cervical cancer — a disease that is highly preventable yet continues to affect hundreds of thousands of women each year. In Mumbai and across India, awareness about screening and prevention can make all the...

A cervical cancer diagnosis often brings many questions and fears. One of the first things doctors look at is the stage of the cancer, because treatment is not the same for everyone. Some women need only minor procedures, while others require a combination of...

Stage 4 cancer, also known as metastatic cancer, means the disease has spread from its original site to other parts of the body. In earlier years, treatment for advanced cancer mainly focused on controlling symptoms and slowing disease progression. Today, newer...

Air pollution is a growing concern worldwide, quietly affecting our lungs over time. Tiny particles like PM2.5 and gases from traffic, factories, and household smoke can travel deep into the lungs, increasing the risk of lung cancer even in people who have never...