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Stomach cancer is also referred to as gastric cancer and grows as a result of the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells on the stomach lining. Globally, it is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths.
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Completing cancer treatment is a victory, but it often comes with a lingering question: “If the tumor is gone, why can the cancer come back?” Dr. Sandip Ganguly, Consultant Medical Oncologist in Kolkata, explains that the
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One of the most heartbreaking questions oncologist face comes from patients who have successfully completed their treatment but later face a relapse. A common scenario involves a patient who, for example, completed breast cancer treatment in
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Breast cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide, but advances in medical science have led to highly effective treatment options. The most effective treatments for breast cancer include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy,
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In recent years, the landscape of oncology in West Bengal has undergone a transformative shift. Patients no longer need to travel to metropolitan hubs in the West or South for world-class care; the Medical Oncologists in
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Dr. Sandip Ganguly, one of Kolkata’s leading oncologists, shares valuable insights into blood cancer prevention. Although genetic factors play an important role, adopting healthy habits can help reduce the risk. By following these tips from Dr.
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Kidney cancer is a serious condition, but there are several ways you can reduce your risk. Here are some practical prevention tips from Dr. Sandip Ganguly: Following these tips can significantly lower your risk of kidney
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Prevention of breast cancer involves several lifestyle choices . Regular screening has been recommended to detect breast cancer at an early stage. It’s essential to consult with a healthcare professional, like Dr. Sandip Ganguly, for personalized
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Overview: Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths globally and ranks as the most common cancer among males and the second among females after breast cancer. Early detection remains a challenge, with about 70%
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