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Can Ulcerative Colitis Lead to Colon Cancer?
Yes, ulcerative colitis can lead to colon cancer. Chronic inflammation in the colon lining causes DNA damage that accumulates over years, eventually...
What Is Lynch Syndrome in Colon Cancer?
Lynch syndrome, previously called HNPCC, is an inherited genetic condition caused by mutations in DNA mismatch repair genes. It's the most common...
What Is Papillary vs Follicular Thyroid Cancer?
Papillary and follicular thyroid cancers are both differentiated thyroid cancers, meaning they originate from the same follicular cells that produce...
What Is a CEA Blood Test for Colon Cancer
A CEA test measures carcinoembryonic antigen, a protein that colon cancer cells often produce in higher than normal amounts. It's not a screening...
Can a Stoma Bag Be Reversed After Rectal Surgery?
Yes, a stoma bag can be reversed after rectal surgery in most cases where a temporary diverting stoma was created. Loop ileostomies and loop...
What Is Oncoplastic Breast Surgery?
Oncoplastic breast surgery combines cancer removal with reconstructive reshaping in a single operation. The surgeon removes the tumour with clear...
Can Breast Cancer Spread to the Brain?
Yes, breast cancer can spread to the brain. Cancer cells break away from the original tumour, travel through the bloodstream, and set up in brain...
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....









