Chemotherapy is a treatment that uses medication (drugs) to kill cancer cells. It works by preventing cancer cells from growing, dividing, and proliferating into more cells. Chemotherapy has a larger effect on cancer cells because they grow and divide quicker than normal cells.Chemotherapy medications, on the other hand, are potent and can harm healthy cells.
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When cells alter (mutate) and expand out of control, cancer develops. The aberrant (changed) cells frequently develop to create a lump or mass known as a tumour. Cancer cells can also infiltrate (grow) into neighbouring locations. They have the potential to spread to other sections of the body as well. This is referred to as
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Cancer is the world’s second leading cause of death, accounting for 8.8 million deaths in 2015. Breast cancer is becoming more common, with an estimated 1.5 lakh cases in 2016. So, if we can receive a thorough diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer at an early stage, we can dramatically lower the likelihood of the
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When cells grow out of control, cancer develops. Cancerous cells can arise in any part of the body and spread (metastasize) to other parts.Bone cancer is a rare disease that develops when cells in the bone begin to grow abnormally and uncontrollably. Knowing a little about normal bone tissue can help you understand bone cancer.Most
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