Cancer isn't one disease. It's 200+ 🧬
Dr Sameer Kaul of senior oncologist at Indraprastha Apollo explains how AI, nanotechnology and personalised therapies could help turn cancer into a manageable, even chronic, condition.
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India recorded 1.92 lakh new breast cancer cases and 98,337 deaths in 2022. The numbers were one of the highest in the world.
#Breastcancer is the most common cancer in India: Still 6 to 7 in 10 patients arrive with locally advanced or metastasised disease.
A lump doesn't have to hurt to be dangerous. Don't wait. Read our main story where experts tell us why early diagnosis is a challenge in India. @batraatulonc@Samkaul@DrDodul #Prof VK Bansal @aiims_newdelhi and Dr Geeta Chadha @HospitalsApollo@dr_sivaranjani@Moveribfan
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Not losing weight is not about getting lectured about will power, it is about you body refusing to forget its ‘obesity memory”. Emerging research points to molecular tags that may be forcing your body to regain weight. @docanoopmisra explains the science behind this phenomenon but also spells hope saying consistent efforts always deliver results .
Indian women present with #BreastCancer at least a decade before their contemporaries in the West.
Dr Geeta Chadha, a senior gynaecologist @APOLLODELHI with around four decades of experience, says she is seeing women with breast cancer even in their 30s.
Remember: a cancer #lump isn't always painful.
Watch this video at https://t.co/vSVXvFbKcW to know what other #warningsigns you should be looking for, and share it with the women in your life. Link in the comments as well
Does drinking hot tea cause cancer-Yes say scientists but it’s not the tea, it’s the heat. Doctors in cold hilly regions like Kashmir always feared the link. The latest study another piece in the mounting evidence @DrDodul@Samkaul explains https://t.co/XFpOUJ5l1G
#Abdomen is a Pandora’s box for #surgeons the world over. Capacious areas like #retroperitoneum can allow #tumours to grow really big before they create symptoms and reveal their humongous selves. This #Adrenalcancer was recently extirpated with difficulty. #mindfulliving and #regularcheckups are strongly advised. #prevention #wellness #cancer #oncology #health #awareness
#VIDEO || Forget past, look to future @MehboobaMufti Kashmiri Pandits.
PDP president stresses on rehabilitation, cites contribution of Pandit doctors to Kashmir.
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While my chest swells with pride when #paharis#pothwaris#mirpuris relentlessly misappropriate my #kashmiri identity, I’m aware it is #patently#historically#culturally inaccurate to do so. Mere #political advantage cannot be sufficient justification to get away with it . #propaganda #falsehood #Worldmedia #India #Pakistan #UnitedKingdom
I am a Kashmiri Pandit, and I stand with Dr. Sushil Razdan Ji, Dr. Sameer Kaul, and others who believe in reconciliation. They have firsthand experience of the exodus and stayed connected with the area and its people throughout.
I don’t believe you were even there during the time of conflict and exodus. I also don’t agree with your claim that the people who were there were responsible for our exodus and our suffering. It came across as if they all picked up guns or were giving orders for killings of people from our community. I keep hearing this a lot, that they are responsible, but no one explains how.
I keep hearing that the alleged 1987 election rigging caused resentment, that resentment caused militancy, and that militancy in turn created the circumstances for our exodus. You really want smart people to believe that such an environment of militancy was created by this causal chain, and that too in just two years? Is that even possible? Think about it.
Also, do the Battas realize that the alleged vote rigging was done to keep Jamaat-e-Islami out? Remember, the Jamaat of that time was far more extreme than it is today. If Jamaat had won, would that really have benefited Hindus there? I am not condoning vote rigging. I am just pointing out what the perceived interests of KPs may have been at that time.
I am also told that Jamaat would not have won many seats initially. Maybe not. But once they had won some seats, they could very well have won a majority the next time. To justify their conclusions, some say maybe that would not have been bad for minorities. After what happened in Egypt after the Muslim Brotherhood took over, I am not too sure.
People forget that the government at the Center was led by V. P. Singh and supported by the BJP. They negotiated with militants, caved in to their demands, and released militants. That put fuel on the fire.
I always fail to understand why no one ever holds responsible the people who took those decisions.
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