A decade-long study reveals that 57% of oral cancer patients had no history of tobacco or alcohol use, raising fresh concerns ...

The study further showed a worrying trend regarding comorbidities; 58.9% of the patients had some existing health condition, ...

A recent study by VPS Lakeshore Hospital reveals a rise in oral cancer cases in India, notably among individuals without tobacco or alcohol use history. The decade-spanning research involving 515 ...

KOCHI: A recent study conducted by the head and neck department of Kochi-based VPS Lakeshore Hospital showed that there is a ...

Cancer cases in India are rising, highlighting the importance of cancer registries for tracking, understanding, and treating ...

Cancer is treated with multiple modalities simultaneously, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.

Traditionally, oral cancer has been strongly linked to tobacco and alcohol consumption. However, the latest findings indicate ...

there was a marginal rise of 6% in overall cancer patients in 2024 compared to 2023. Experts said the population-based proportions have not changed much over the past decade in Gujarat as mouth ...

Over the years, cancer incidence has been steadily increasing in the country because of several factors like lifestyle ...

According to the study, 57 percent of oral cancer cases observed in recent years have occurred among individuals with no ...