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Oncology


Cancer survivors may face premature aging
Cancer treatment therapies help patients eliminate cancer cells but tend to make these patients have a reduced life expectancy and may face aging earlier than normal people.
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10 Foods to Eat During Cancer Chemotherapy
A healthy, balanced diet during chemotherapy treatment for cancer is important to keep your body functioning optimally. Foods that taste mild, are easy to digest and are rich in nutrients are one of the best options.
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Is malodorous urine a sign of cancer?
The odor of urine can be influenced by food and medical conditions. Some types of cancer may cause malodorous urine; however, the human nose cannot detect this.
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Can soursop (Graviola) help treat cancer?
Soursop and other plants have been shown to contain promising compounds that could be used in cancer treatment. It originates from tropical and subtropical regions around the world, is extracted from the Annona muricata tree, and contains compounds that are particularly effective against cancer cells.
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Frequently asked questions about the terminal stages of lung cancer
Terminal lung cancer occurs when the cancer has spread to other parts of the body and is extremely difficult to cure. Treatment options at this stage simply halt the progression of the disease.
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Do we have the ability to smell cancer?
Everyone has a unique body odor (BO), which can be pleasant or faint, but when we think of body odor, we often think of an unpleasant smell. Changes in body odor can be caused by puberty, excessive sweating, or poor hygiene. Sudden changes are often triggered by the environment, medications, or the food you eat. However, body odor, especially sudden and persistent changes to your normal scent, can sometimes be a sign of an underlying health condition.
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Should People Over 30 Get the HPV Vaccine?
Diseases related to the reproductive system, such as cervical cancer, are on the rise. The primary cause of cervical cancer is the human papillomavirus (HPV). Therefore, getting the HPV vaccine as soon as possible can help reduce the risk of developing this disease. Many questions arise regarding whether individuals over 30 years old can receive the HPV vaccine. This article aims to address that question.
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Cervical reactive lymphadenopathy
Cervical reactive lymphadenopathy, often referred to as cervical lymphadenopathy, is a common condition characterized by inflamed lymph nodes in the neck. This article will explain the definition and causes of cervical lymphadenopathy, and when you should be concerned about it.
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Boils on the Thigh: What You Need to Know
Boils on the thigh are a common skin infection caused by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus. Most boils will resolve within a few weeks without complications. However, if the boil on the thigh persists or recurs, you should see a doctor for timely treatment.
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Which food should patients with begin thyroid nodules avoid?
Benign thyroid nodules is a common endocrine disease, especially in women. Besides medical adherence, dietary regimen plays an important role in supporting medical treatment. Hence, patients should know which types of food must be avoided in order to build a suitable diet and facilitate treatment.
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