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How Do Doctors Decide the Right Cancer Treatment?

How Do Doctors Decide the Right Cancer Treatment?

Cancer treatment decisions rest on four factors: cancer type, stage, tumour biology from biopsy, and patient fitness. No two patients with the same cancer name get the same plan because these variables differ in every case. A tumour board of oncologists, surgeons, and...
 Can Young People Get Colon Cancer?

 Can Young People Get Colon Cancer?

Colon cancer in adults under 50 is rising 3% per year and 1 in 5 colorectal diagnoses now falls in someone under 55. Young patients get caught at advanced stages because symptoms go to stress, diet, or haemorrhoids before anyone considers cancer. Screening starts at...
Can Cancer Spread During Surgery?

Can Cancer Spread During Surgery?

Surgical spread of cancer, called iatrogenic dissemination, is rare when surgery is performed by an experienced oncological surgeon following proper technique. The risk exists but is significantly lower than the risk of leaving cancer untreated or delaying surgery....
What Does Stage 3 Cancer Mean for Survival?

What Does Stage 3 Cancer Mean for Survival?

Stage 3 cancer means the tumour has grown beyond its origin and reached nearby lymph nodes or surrounding tissue, but hasn’t spread to distant organs. Five-year survival at Stage 3 ranges from 30% in lung cancer to above 85% in breast and thyroid cancers...
Why Does Chemotherapy Cause Fatigue?

Why Does Chemotherapy Cause Fatigue?

Chemotherapy causes fatigue through multiple simultaneous pathways including bone marrow suppression that drops red blood cell production causing anaemia in 70% of patients, metabolic disruption as drugs damage healthy cells alongside cancer cells, inflammatory...