New Flexible X-ray Detectors for Cancer Treatment and Imaging: Breakthrough Research at University of Surrey

New Flexible X-ray Detectors for Cancer Treatment and Imaging: Breakthrough Research at University of Surrey

Medical X-rays are used to create visual representations of the body’s internal tissues and structures. When X-rays pass through the body and reach an X-ray detector on the opposite side of the body, an image is formed that reflects the shadow cast by the body’s internal structures. One type of X-ray detector is photographic film, … Read more

Social Security Section 33-39: Free Cancer Treatment Coverage for 20 Types – Government’s Efforts to Improve Insured Persons’ Quality of Life

Social Security Section 33-39: Free Cancer Treatment Coverage for 20 Types – Government’s Efforts to Improve Insured Persons’ Quality of Life

Social Security, Section 33-39, use your Social Security rights to get free cancer treatment, covering 20 types. Mr. Karom Phonphonklang, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, stated that the government through the Social Security Office Ministry of Labor Provides coverage for cancer treatment to insured persons under Section 33 and Section 39 at no … Read more

New Injection Shows Promise in Fighting Cancer: Similar to Flu Attack

New Injection Shows Promise in Fighting Cancer: Similar to Flu Attack

Amal Allam wrote Monday, November 6, 2023 12:51 PM Scientists have come up with a new injection that can fight cancer in the same way as the flu. The injection can help the body fight cancer with the same force it attacks the flu. According to the British newspaper Daily Mail, it has long been … Read more

New Study Shows Existing Drugs Can Reduce Risk of Death from Cervical Cancer by 35%

New Study Shows Existing Drugs Can Reduce Risk of Death from Cervical Cancer by 35%

The use of existing, less expensive drugs, before the application of chemoradiation, can reduce by 35% the risk of death from cervical cancer in women, shows a recent study. The discovery, presented recently at a conference held by the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO), represents a crucial achievement in the treatment of this type … Read more

Exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine and Lymphoma: A Case Study

Exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine and Lymphoma: A Case Study

In recent years, the living habits of many of my friends have changed. In addition to going to work, they like to stay at home more in their spare time. Take a break at home, grab something to eat, and relax. Of course, his figure also improved step by step. As a result, another group … Read more

New Treatment Options for Cervical and Ovarian Cancer: Promising Findings from ASCO ’23

New Treatment Options for Cervical and Ovarian Cancer: Promising Findings from ASCO ’23

CANCER in the pelvis or pelvis there are several types. These include cervical cancer and ovarian cancer. Recently research revealed a promising treatment for this type of cancer of the pelvis. Brown University professor of medicine and surgery Don Dizon who specializes in the treatment of hip cancer, recently attended the American Society of Clinical … Read more

“Cancer Treatment and the National Health System in Indonesia: Insights and Solutions from Siloam MRCCC Semanggi Hospital”

“Cancer Treatment and the National Health System in Indonesia: Insights and Solutions from Siloam MRCCC Semanggi Hospital”

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — The government is currently trying to reduce disparities in health services, especially serious diseases such as cancer which are included in the transformation priority agenda health system national. President Commissioner of PT Siloam International Hospitals Tbk (SILO) John Riady said cancer treatment is a priority for the health system given the high … Read more

Cancer’s Sneaky Survival Strategy: How it Pathologically Modifies the Liver and Raises the Prospect of Fresh Diagnostics and Therapeutics

Cancer’s Sneaky Survival Strategy: How it Pathologically Modifies the Liver and Raises the Prospect of Fresh Diagnostics and Therapeutics

Cancers have been found to release molecules into the bloodstream that can cause the liver to accumulate fat, become inflamed and disrupt its normal detoxification processes, according to a study by researchers at the Weill Cornell Medicine. The findings, published in the journal Nature, could lead to new diagnostics and treatments for reversing the process. … Read more

Learn about the diet to prevent bowel cancer

Learn about the diet to prevent bowel cancer

Written by Amal Allam Sunday, February 05, 2023 11:36 AM Research indicates that about 54% of all bowel cancers can be prevented by making simple lifestyle modifications andDietaccording to the website Daily Express. Cancer prevention with healthy foods And the site said, research still indicates that your risk of injury can be modified bowel cancerwhere … Read more

Norwegian researchers say they have solved the mystery of blood cancer

Norwegian researchers say they have solved the mystery of blood cancer

The test was developed by researchers in Stavanger. It shows the level of cancer DNA in the blood, he writes NRK extension. – We have taken our research one step further and made discoveries that we believe can prolong the lives of patients, says Professor Oddmund Nordgård of Stavanger University Hospital. Researchers say they have … Read more