Tag: Oncology
The Smile Books Project brings out stories of cancer patients, mostly children, through personalized, illustrated storybooks BY Christina Tom Jose Dominic was a vivacious teenager and an ardent sports fan. He was thrice diagnosed with ...
Founded 50 years ago, the Cancer Patients Aid Association believes in the ‘total management’ philosophy when it comes to treating the disease By Rajalakshmy R It was in 1969 that Y K Sapru sowed the ...
The Lancet recently identified a set of treatment practices that are best avoided in cancer care By Christina Tom Jose A team of nine doctors recently published an article in The Lancet, a popular medical ...
The startling reports on the burgeoning cancer incidences in India underline the dismal lack of infrastructure to meet the rising demand for cancer care. While the small number of dedicated cancer care centres seems unable ...
Oncofertility treatment ensures that young people battling cancer do not miss out on the chance to become parents later in life By Anila Mathew Vivek Cancer can play havoc with life. Right from the shocking ...
Danseuse Shubudha Varadkar talks about how following her passion blindly eventually helped her heal By Christina Tom Jose Shubadha Varadkar has adorned the world’s best stages with her dance. However, the 57-year-old Odissi dancer is ...
Portea Medical brings world-class healthcare standards to home-based medical care. By Rajalakshmy R For Meena Ganesh, MD & CEO of Portea Medical, India’s largest and fastest-growing home healthcare company, it was an incident in her ...
A run-through on why proteins are important for the body, and how they help in the fight against cancer by Dr. ULHAS GANU In the last couple of articles, we saw how amino acids are ...
Cell Cycle Regulation: Fundamental Mechanisms to Therapeutics The deregulation of cell cycle processes has been found to initiate the development of cancer. The conference seeks to understand cell cycle regulation at its roots and understand ...
In the wake of the 17th Lok Sabha elections, no book could possibly be a more fitting read than Prannoy Roy and Dorab Sopariwala’s The Verdict: Decoding India’s Elections. The book analyses the relationship between ...
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