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Can Jaundice Be a Sign of Pancreatic Cancer?
Yes, jaundice can be a sign of pancreatic cancer and it's one of the more actionable ones. When a tumour grows in the head of the pancreas, it...
What Is Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Its Causes?
CC is the most common cancer that starts in the liver itself. Not secondary cancer that spreads there from somewhere else. This one begins in the...
What Is RABIT Scarless Thyroid Surgery?
Scarless thyroid surgery removes all or part of the thyroid gland without making any incision on the front of the neck. RABIT, which stands for...
Can Thyroid Cancer Spread to Lymph Nodes?
Yes, thyroid cancer frequently spreads to nearby lymph nodes in the neck, and papillary thyroid cancer does this more often than any other type....
What Are the Silent Signs of Ovarian Cancer?
Ovarian cancer earns the silent killer label because its early symptoms are real but easy to explain away. Persistent bloating, a feeling of...
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...









