Overview Blood-cancer is one of the more common types of cancer, accounting for nearly 5-10% of all cancer types, depending on the country surveyed. There are three main types of
Overview Bladder Cancer is one of those rarer cancers. However, if detected late or left untreated, it can metastasize to other parts of the body, making it a serious condition.
What causes breast cancer? Not all breast cancer patients are affected in the same way. It is of different types, and breast cancer does not have a specific cause. The
The Pancreas is a J-shaped organ that looks like a pear kept on its side. It is located at the back of the stomach, in front of the spine. Although
Overview Lung Cancer Screening is a minimally-invasive procedure to detect the presence of lung cancer in people whose general health is good, but who are at high risk of lung
Overview Multiple Myeloma is a form of cancer that affects one of the types of white-blood-cells called plasma cells. Healthy plasma cells produce antibodies that fight pathogens and are vital
Overview Smoking is the single-largest risk factor for lung-cancer worldwide, with as much as 80 percent of all lung-cancer cases coming from tobacco smokers. However, the remaining 20 percent of
The Gastrointestinal tract, which is synonymous with the digestive system, is one of the most important conduits in the human body. This is a 25-feet long canal that starts at
Overview Lung Biopsy is a procedure in which a sample of lung tissue is extracted and examined under the microscope. This will help confirm or rule out some lung condition
Cancer as we all know and understand is a condition in which DNA mutations cause abnormal cell-growth or multiplication. Every cell, tissue and organ in the body is vulnerable to
