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Know about palliative chemotherapy in detail-when it is given, How long it is given, and Why it is given

For this World Cancer Research Day (24th September), we bring you the pros and cons of joining a clinical trial

Dr Suneel Kaushik Komanduri explains everything you need to know about thyroid cancer treatment

Dr Shikhar Kumar, Medical oncologist, explains how a simple PSA test can help find out if you have prostate cancer

Medical Oncologist Dr Shikhar explains how successful treatment of lymphoma is possible today

Dr Shikhar shares the cancer journey of one of his stage IV breast cancer patients

Dr Suneel Kaushik Komanduri explains the use of the latest 3D printing technology for reconstruction after oral cancer

Journaling can help you deal with your cancer diagnosis, treatment and life after cancer

Neutropenia is a condition where there are low numbers of neutrophils (a kind of white blood cells) in the body, which puts you at risk of illness or infections. It may be due to cancer or a side effect of chemotherapy or radiotherapy. There are no possible ways to prevent neutropenia from occurring. But you should prevent the risk of infections while on your cancer treatment.

Hiccups and heartburn are the rare side effects of certain cancers and their treatments. There are some specific reasons behind them. Know about the reasons, and self-care ways to manage them at home.