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Sonali Bendre says autophagy helped her cancer recovery. Doctors disagree

Sonali Bendre credited autophagy for aiding her recovery from metastatic cancer, but doctors warn the cell-recycling process triggered by fasting is not a treatment and cannot kill cancer cells

Sonali Bendre says autophagy helped her cancer recovery. Doctors disagree
Updated On : 01 Dec 2025 | 9:46 AM IST

This influencer had no symptoms. A mammogram still found Stage 0 cancer

Content creator Hallie Swanson felt perfectly healthy-until a routine scan detected Stage 0 breast cancer, highlighting the life-saving power of early screenings even without symptoms

This influencer had no symptoms. A mammogram still found Stage 0 cancer
Updated On : 12 Sep 2025 | 10:50 AM IST

Respiratory viruses like flu, coronavirus may trigger cancer relapse: Study

A new study reveals that respiratory infections like common flu and coronavirus can awaken dormant breast cancer cells in the lungs, raising concerns for survivors

Respiratory viruses like flu, coronavirus may trigger cancer relapse: Study
Updated On : 18 Aug 2025 | 11:20 AM IST

12 common cancer myths busted: What doctors say you must stop believing

Fact-check Friday: Doctors debunk persistent cancer myths-from sugar and deodorants to breast surgery and mobile phones-that often mislead patients, delay diagnosis, and derail treatment decisions

12 common cancer myths busted: What doctors say you must stop believing
Updated On : 16 May 2025 | 4:32 PM IST

DMRC pulls out ad on breast cancer after facing backlash from activists

Delhi Metro on Thursday said it has withdrawn a poster on breast cancer awareness that asked women to check your oranges but the questions remained - does the metaphor obscure the message, does it help women in a cloistered society get comfortable or more awkward by sexualising a body part. Delhi Metro's action came after a day of raging debate on social media and outside it over the poster by YouWeCan Foundation, a non-profit organisation. The campaign timed with breast cancer awareness month in October featured AI-generated women on a bus holding oranges with a caption urging women to 'check your oranges once a month' for early detection. Though the poster was only on one train, commuters took screenshots, shared them widely and the issue quickly became an intense discussion topic on various platforms and forums. "Are the makers so starved of human decency that they would resort to comparing a vital body part to a fruit? How exactly are you teaching women to be comfortable talking

DMRC pulls out ad on breast cancer after facing backlash from activists
Updated On : 24 Oct 2024 | 5:21 PM IST

Limited tailored health insurance policy options for cancer survivors

Regular plans, if offered, may permanently exclude cancer from coverage

Limited tailored health insurance policy options for cancer survivors
Updated On : 29 Aug 2023 | 10:45 PM IST

Trial finds chemotherapy before surgery cuts risk of colon cancer relapse

According to the results of a Cancer Research UK-funded clinical trial, giving colon cancer patients chemotherapy before surgery cuts their risk of the disease coming back

Trial finds chemotherapy before surgery cuts risk of colon cancer relapse
Updated On : 20 Jan 2023 | 5:22 PM IST

Research finds adult survivors of cancer have higher bone fracture risk

Adult cancer survivors, particularly those diagnosed within 5 years and/or have a history of chemotherapy, have an increased risk for bone fractures

Research finds adult survivors of cancer have higher bone fracture risk
Updated On : 06 Nov 2022 | 11:51 PM IST

Adult cancer survivors at higher risk of bone fractures, say researchers

Among cancer survivors 5 or more years after diagnosis, physical exercise may be related to a lower risk of fracture and that continued smoking was associated with a greater risk

Adult cancer survivors at higher risk of bone fractures, say researchers
Updated On : 03 Nov 2022 | 11:19 PM IST

How a 31-year-old woman is spreading awareness among other cancer sufferers

Now 31, Saima Thompson is juggling a busy working life at the family restaurant, Masala Wala Cafe in Brockley, with encouraging debate about cancer in the black, Asian and minority ethnic communities

How a 31-year-old woman is spreading awareness among other cancer sufferers
Updated On : 25 Jan 2020 | 7:15 PM IST

How to identify symptoms of breast cancer in both Women and Men

Breast cancer originates in the breast tissue when cells start growing abnormally and stop functioning like normal cells

How to identify symptoms of breast cancer in both Women and Men
Updated On : 10 Nov 2019 | 12:29 AM IST

Childhood cancer survivors have fewer long-term side effects: Study

In survivors of childhood Hodgkin lymphoma, latent complication rates fell to 11 per cent

Childhood cancer survivors have fewer long-term side effects: Study
Updated On : 03 Jun 2017 | 9:15 PM IST