Global Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma trends: A Growing Concern Table of Contents Global Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma trends: A Growing Concern Hong Kong Lymphoma Rates Compared to the US: A Decade of Data Unraveling the Genetic Mysteries of lymphoma Susceptibility new Genetic Clues Uncovered in Common Lymphoma Subtypes New Insights into B-Cell Lymphoma treatment Unraveling the Mysteries of B-Cell … Read more
Residents of central Tuscany have a unique opportunity to prioritize their health next week. From December 9th to 13th, the ASL Toscana centro is hosting “Give Yourself a Gift,” an initiative promoting oncological screenings. This programme, supported by the Central Tuscany Local health Authority and the Tuscany Region’s Workplace Health Promotion program, aligns with the … Read more
India’s Controversial Move to Grant Doctorates in Ayurveda A recent announcement has ignited debate in India’s medical community. The National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) has green-lit the establishment of Doctorate of Medicine (DM) courses in Ayurveda, a centuries-old traditional healing system. This move, while aiming to elevate Ayurveda’s standing, has drawn criticism … Read more
Florence, 27 November 2024 – Una therapy chair was delivered and donated by Curcio family at the Oncology of the Mugello hospital, in memory of son Samuel passed away a year ago. A gesture from the family to remember and share with the Oncology where Samuele was followed, the image of “a boy who remained … Read more
Prostate cancer is a disease that takes time and about 1,500 men succumb to it every year. As doctors point out, cancer is often not caught in time, because patients do not feel pain for a long time. The problem is often discovered too late, also because men neglect preventive urology examinations out of unnecessary … Read more
Short and without advertising – “Social News” telegram channel. Join us! Postmenopause is a natural period in a woman’s life that occurs after the last month. It indicates a gradual decline in ovarian function. According to doctors, postmenopause usually occurs in women aged 45 to 55 years. This process is not a pathology, but a … Read more
About 40 million lightning strikes strike the ground in the United States each year. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there is less than a one in a million chance of being struck by lightning directly or indirectly. While rare (and even though 90% of lightning strikes are not fatal), … Read more
Maybe you’ve heard claims like that cell phone use can cause cancer, that grapefruit juice could fight it, or that deodorant is a risk factor for breast cancer. But what does science really say? Is there evidence to support these and other myths about cancer prevention and treatment? Read in Stickers: 30-year-old people with heart … Read more
Finding cancer in blood samples is too difficult for artificial intelligence Blood tests for early detection of cancer have been making headlines lately. But there is still a long way to go before cancer can be detected in such a simple way. A cancer cell divides. In doing so, it could leave traces in the … Read more
The first bells “for health” at the La Fe Hospital in Valencia / LEVANTE-EMV Right in the middle of the hallway that separates the areas of Hematology and Oncology from the Day Hospital of Faith There is a bell with a sign next to it, which indicates that it should be rung three times when … Read more