Can leukemia be treated with blood transfusion?
Does leukemia only affect white blood cells?
Is leukemia hereditary?
Lung Cancer
Statistics from the World Health Organization or WHO show that lung cancer is the number one cause of death in all cancers.
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Cancer is not to be feared. One can take care of themselves and be well.
When suffering from cancer, patients often worry and wonder how to take care of themselves. Living life is not overly complicated or much different from before, but what's important is understanding, intention, care, and not to worry excessively. This is in order to ensure the treatment is effective and life can be lived fully.
8 Ways To Reduce Your Risk For Liver Cancer
You can lower your risk for developing liver cancer by following healthy lifestyle measures as below.
Watch Out For Liver Cancer, The Silent Killer
Liver cancer is one of the leading causes of death in Thailand. It is more common in male than female. Causes of liver cancer are hepatitis B and C infection and alcohol drinking. Usually, liver cancer is not discovered until it is too late to be treated
Fusion Ultrasound Improving Outcomes in Liver Cancer Treatment
Treatment for liver cancer depends on the extent (stage) of the disease, your age, overall health and personal preferences. Operations used to treat liver cancer includes: open surgery to remove the tumor and minimally invasive local therapy. In minimally
Risk Assessment Can Prevent Colon Cancer
As March is colorectal cancer awareness month, we can use this month to raise awareness about colorectal cancer and take actions towards prevention. Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the world and there are increasing number of patients
Lung Cancer Not exclusively a smoker’s disease
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women. World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that there were 1.59 million deaths caused by lung cancer in 2012. It is more common in men and mainly occurs in older people.
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Fermented Foods: The Culprits Behind Nasopharyngeal Cancer
Colorectal Cancer Prevention by Lifestyle Modification
Colorectal cancer is the third most common form of cancer in both men and women in the Western world, with 105,000 new patients being diagnosed annually in the United States.