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What Is HER2 Positive Breast Cancer?
HER2-positive breast cancer happens when tumour cells carry too many copies of the HER2 protein, which pushes cells to divide faster than they...
Can Breast Cancer Occur in Men?
Yes, breast cancer can occur in men. All men are born with a small amount of breast tissue and it can develop into cancer just as it does in women....
What Is Triple Negative Breast Cancer?
Triple negative breast cancer tests negative for estrogen receptors, progesterone receptors, and HER2. That rules out hormone therapy, aromatase...
Can You Avoid a Colostomy Bag With Rectal Cancer Surgery?
A permanent colostomy bag is avoidable in up to 90% of rectal cancer cases when the tumour does not directly involve the anal sphincter and...
Can Breast Cancer Be Managed Without Removing the Breast?
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women today, but rising awareness and better screening mean more cases are caught early, when...
Targeted Therapy vs Chemotherapy Which Is Better?
Targeted therapy and chemotherapy aren't interchangeable options. Targeted therapy works only when a tumour carries a specific mutation the drug is...
Soya Consumption and Cancer Risk: Myth vs Reality
Few foods spark as much confusion as soya. For years, headlines and forwarded messages have warned that soya causes cancer, especially breast...
Radiation vs Surgery Which Is Better for Prostate Cancer?
For localised prostate cancer, radiation and surgery deliver comparable long-term cancer control with ten-year survival rates that are statistically...
When Is It Too Late for Cancer Surgery?
No universal threshold determines when cancer surgery becomes impossible, but widespread metastases, major organ dysfunction, and severely...