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AIIMS study reveals that removing lymph nodes from these areas may improve survival in ovarian cancer patientsA recent AIIMS, Delhi study reveals that removing specific lymph nodes from the pelvis and abdomen significantly improves survival rates fo...- World's first ovarian cancer vax developed in the UK gets more funding; Here's what we know about itResearchers at the University of Oxford are developing OvarianVax, the world’s first vaccine targeting ovarian cancer. Funded by Cancer Res...
- Why does Gen X have higher cancer rates than their baby boomer parents? Recent research makes startling revelationsA new study shows that people of Generation X, those born between 1965 and 1980, are being diagnosed with cancer more than their parents an...
- Ovarian cancer can metastasize rapidly in elderly patients: StudyThe researchers used a chemotherapy-induced senescent model to study this phenomenon, Bengaluru-based IISc said in a press release.
- Deadly professions! Hairdressers, beauticians & accountants at higher risk of developing ovarian cancer, says studyA new study published in the BMJ Journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine has found that workers such as hairdressers, beauticians and...
- Keep burgers, pizzas & soft drinks at bay! Ultra-processed foods can up cancer risk, says studyUltra-processed foods are generally higher in salt & sugar and contain artificial additives.
- Don't ignore persistent back pain or stomach cramps, it may be ovarian cancerOvarian cancer is the third most common gynaecological cancer in India.
- Single blood test may detect eight types of cancer: StudyThe test is aimed at screening for eight common cancer types that account for more than 60 per cent of cancer deaths in the US, researchers...
- Blocking a natural cell process may help control cancerLondon, June 26 (IANS) Cancer tumours manipulate a natural cell process to promote their survival and controlling this may help stop progre...
- Oral contraceptive pill can protect women from cancer for 35 yearsThe results are from the longest-running study in the world into the effects of the contraceptive pill.
- Natural compound in onions may help fight ovarian cancerIt has a relatively low lifetime risk that is less than one per cent, but that can increase up to 40 per cent if there is a family history.
- 'Combo therapy against ovarian, breast cancer can overcome drug resistance'Kolkata, Sep 26 (IANS) Bolstering the knowhow behind targeted cancer treatment, Indian scientists have offered a new rationale for combinat...
- Inheritance plays a big part in 12 types of cancer: StudyIn India, the five most common types of cancer in men are mouth, lung, stomach, bowel and throat.
- Ovarian cancer: Are you at risk?Ovarian cancer is diagnosed annually in nearly a quarter of a million women globally. How aware are you about the disease? Take this quiz t...
- Indian-origin scientist finds biomarker predicting chemo success in ovarian cancerThe discovery, by Madhuri Koti from Queen's University in Canada, could lead to better treatment options in the fight against ovarian cance...
- Soon, personalised ovarian cancer vaccinesDr Angela Kueck, a gynecological oncologist at UConn Health, will run the initial clinical study, once it is approved by the US Food and Dr...
- Protein therapy may stop cancer from spreadingStanford researchers have developed a new protein therapy that could offer a safe and effective alternative to chemotherapy that is used to...
- New treatment for ovarian cancer developedDoctors said the new treatment can improve response rates (increase the rate of tumour shrinkage) and delay cancer progression.
- Sun Pharma receives USFDA nod for anti-cancer injectionSun Pharmaceutical Industries today said it has received US health regulator's approval to market generic version of Doxil injection.
- Venus Remedies developing new cancer drug delivery technologyVenus Remedies is developing a new drug delivery platform that promises to reduce side effects and cost of cancer medicine by as much as on...
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