The most common type of cancer in children and teenagers is white blood cell cancer, sometimes known as childhood leukemia. Abnormal white blood cells are produced in the bone marrow. They quickly displace healthy cells as they circulate through the bloodstream. This makes infections and other problems in the body more likely. It’s challenging to… Continue reading Childhood Leukaemia – What is it, Symptoms, And Treatment

Numerous studies have demonstrated that the main risk factor for cancer is our way of living. The WHO estimates that a person’s lifestyle has a 60% impact on their health and quality of life. Cancer is one of the most harmful lifestyle diseases. According to a recent publication on a population-based study, a major contributing… Continue reading Healthy Lifestyle for Cancer Prevention

Did you know that in particular, one of the worst flu seasons of the last ten years was brought on by a huge increase in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and an earlier-than-expected outbreak of the flu last year? Between 27 million and 54 million cases of influenza were reported by the Centres for Disease Control… Continue reading Why the flu shot is important for cancer patients?

Did you know, according to the experts at cancer hospitals in India, depending on which section of the lung is damaged and what form of lung cancer the patient has, early signs of lung cancer may include a worsening cough or shortness of breath? The severity or intensity of these symptoms may increase as the… Continue reading Lung Cancer: 4 Warning Signs That May Appear First Thing in the Morning