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Faith healer arrested after telling a cancer patient to stop medical treatment: Why do people still fall for such claims?
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Can a faith healer, occult practitioner, or self-proclaimed miracle worker cure cancer? The clear and scientific answer is no. Yet many fraudsters continue to exploit vulnerable patients by claiming they can cure cancer through rituals, prayers, or supernatural powers. While...
Big Statement from WHO: 30 to 50 Percent of Cancer Cases Are Preventable
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Every year, millions of people worldwide fall victim to cancer. However, there is also some good news. According to the World Health Organization, 30 to 50 percent of cancer cases can definitely be prevented through proper lifestyle modifications, vaccines, and...
Does Marriage Protect Against Cancer? The Real Science Behind the Viral Research
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A recent international study has sparked widespread discussion after researchers from the University of Miami reported that unmarried individuals may have a higher risk of developing cancer compared to married people. The study was published in the scientific journal Cancer...
Pune Scientists Develop New Nanomedicine That Can Target Breast Cancer Cells with Minimal Side Effects
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Indian scientists have achieved a significant breakthrough in breast cancer research by developing an advanced nanomedicine capable of selectively targeting breast cancer cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissues. The innovation comes from researchers at the Agharkar Research Institute (ARI),...
What This Son Did in Surat After Losing His Father to Cancer Deserves Respect
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Today, one of the major factors contributing to the rising incidence of cancer is the chemicals that enter our food through the excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. While modern agriculture has helped increase food production, it has also...
Akshay Kumar Urges Men to Get Regular PSA Tests After Losing His Father
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Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, who is known for spreading health awareness, has urged men to undergo regular PSA tests, sharing a personal loss from his own life. He revealed that his father passed away, and delayed medical testing played a...
Why Does Misinformation Spread About mRNA Cancer Vaccines?
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Cancer vaccines are a form of treatment that train the body’s immune system to identify and destroy cancer cells. mRNA vaccine technology sends a message (mRNA) into the body, which helps it produce proteins and prepares it to fight diseases....
Cancer in India: Current Situation and Government Response
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Cancer cases in India have been rising at a concerning pace in recent years. According to information presented in Parliament, since 2021 the country has been witnessing an average annual increase of around 28,000 new cancer cases and nearly 15,000...
PM Narendra Modi to Launch HPV Vaccination Drive on Feb 28 – Know About This Cancer Affecting Women
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch a nationwide HPV (Human Papillomavirus) vaccination campaign from Ajmer on February 28. The primary objective of this initiative is to reduce cervical cancer among women. Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among...
What is Multiple Myeloma? The disease that caused the death of actress Praveena Deshpande
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Senior Bollywood and television actress Praveena Deshpande passed away at the age of 61 years on Tuesday. The information was shared by her family through her official Instagram account. Her last rites were performed on Tuesday afternoon at a crematorium...
Watching Mobile at night can sabotage your immunity!`
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In today’s world, many of us stay up late — scrolling through our phones or watching “just one more episode.” But while it may feel harmless at the moment, habitual late nights can take a real toll. Chronic lack of...
Cancer Catching Young Indians, Why?
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Cancer is now no longer a disease of older age. In India today,adults in the 20–40 age-bracket are being diagnosed with various cancers that were once largely limited to those 50 and above. As a practising physician, this shift demands...
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