Deputy Minister of Health Confirms Younger Age of Cancer Patients in Indonesia

Deputy Minister of Health Confirms Younger Age of Cancer Patients in Indonesia

Jakarta – Deputy Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia Dante Saksono Harbuwono confirmed that the average age of getting cancer is getting younger. Although he did not specify the shift in the age range exposed, Dante said that around a thousand cancer cases were reported every day in Indonesia. “A thousand new cases … Read more

Understanding the Role of Epigenetics in Cancer Formation and Spread: New Study Reveals Key Insights

Understanding the Role of Epigenetics in Cancer Formation and Spread: New Study Reveals Key Insights

For decades, researchers have sequenced the DNA in many types of cancer, identifying genetic errors to understand the formation, growth and spread of tumors. However, sometimes cancer is influenced by subtle changes in the way the genetic code is expressed, rather than mistakes in the code itself. This form of regulation is called the epigenome. … Read more

Turkey Offers Assistance to Gaza’s Cancer Patients and Condemns Israeli Attacks

Turkey Offers Assistance to Gaza’s Cancer Patients and Condemns Israeli Attacks

On Thursday, Koca said that Ankara is ready to receive cancer patients from the Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital in Gaza, which is the only cancer treatment hospital in the Strip and which went out of service after running out of fuel last week. Koca added on Sunday that he discussed the matter during a phone call … Read more

New Hope for Men with Prostate Cancer: Revolutionary Drug Treatment Shows Promising Results

New Hope for Men with Prostate Cancer: Revolutionary Drug Treatment Shows Promising Results

Amal Allam wrote Monday, October 23, 2023 01:07 PM The British newspaper “Daily Mail” revealed a new group of drugs that brings hope of treatment for men with prostate cancer in its final stages. 7 pills a day brought Andy, 51 years old, from the brink of death. Andy Willis was given a lifeline after … Read more

New Hope for Men with Prostate Cancer: Revolutionary Drug Treatment Delivers Promising Results

New Hope for Men with Prostate Cancer: Revolutionary Drug Treatment Delivers Promising Results

The British newspaper “Daily Mail” revealed a new group of drugs that brings hope of treatment for men with prostate cancer in its final stages. 7 pills a day brought Andy, 51 years old, from the brink of death. Andy Willis was given a lifeline after he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. . Eliminate prostate … Read more

Groundbreaking Research Reveals Insights into Neuroendocrine Tumors and Potential Future Therapies

Groundbreaking Research Reveals Insights into Neuroendocrine Tumors and Potential Future Therapies

A group of American researchers recently made a significant discovery regarding the microenvironment that influences the development of neuroendocrine tumors (NETs), providing essential information for future therapies. The team at Boston Medical Center and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has performed one of the first single-cell analyzes of neuroendocrine tumors (NETs), revealing new information about this rare, … Read more

Braiding Dreams: Helping Chemotherapy Patients with Hair Loss

Braiding Dreams: Helping Chemotherapy Patients with Hair Loss

Charging… The “Braiding dreams” campaign seeks to help in the treatment of patients who undergo chemotherapy and lose their hair. The family members started the campaign in coordination with a “VH Style” hairdressing school, located on Calama and San Martín streets, downtown Cochabamba. The campaign will be extended until the end of October and the … Read more

Chemotherapy’s Effect on Non-Cancerous Cells: Implications for Cancer Recurrence and Prevention

Chemotherapy’s Effect on Non-Cancerous Cells: Implications for Cancer Recurrence and Prevention

A new study by researchers at Emory University in the United States has confirmed that chemotherapy can affect non-cancerous cells around cancer cells, which can trigger the activation of dormant cancer cells and promote cancer growth. This discovery is crucial for understanding cancer recurrence and could point to new directions in its prevention. The study … Read more

Elevating the 30 Baht Project to Cure All Diseases: Pheu Thai Party’s Support for Cancer Patients in Korat and the Accessibility of Thailand’s Public Health System for Low-Income Individuals

Elevating the 30 Baht Project to Cure All Diseases: Pheu Thai Party’s Support for Cancer Patients in Korat and the Accessibility of Thailand’s Public Health System for Low-Income Individuals

Korat cancer patients support Pheu Thai, raising the level of the 30 baht cure-all-disease project, helping Thai people to access the public health system throughout the country. It’s good for people with low incomes. After the Pheu Thai Party Able to be a leader in establishing the government successfully It has caught the eye of … Read more

Identifying Cancer Patients with HR Deficiency: New Findings on Scarring and Chromosomal Changes

Identifying Cancer Patients with HR Deficiency: New Findings on Scarring and Chromosomal Changes

DNA can be damaged by toxins, radiation, or even the normal process of cell division. In order to survive, human cells must constantly repair these DNA damages. In cells that cannot repair DNA efficiently, changes called mutations can occur, which can contribute to the development of cancer. Most cells use a system known as homologous … Read more