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Early Signs of Cancer: When to See an Oncologist and Important Facts
Cancer is a serious disease, but early detection can save lives. Many people ignore early symptoms because they think it is a small problem. Understanding the early signs of cancer, knowing when to see an oncologist, and learning the truth about cancer myths and facts can make a big difference. Early Signs of Cancer. Cancer symptoms can vary depending on the type, but some common warning signs should never be ignored: -Unexplained weight loss - Constant tiredness - Persistent
Dr. Amol Akhade
Feb 163 min read


Cancer Awareness in India: Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment
Cancer is increasing in India. Every year, lakhs of new cancer cases are diagnosed. But the good news is this — early detection can save lives. With better cancer awareness in India, more people can recognize symptoms early and get the right treatment on time. This blog explains cancer symptoms in India, cancer prevention tips, and treatment options in simple language for everyone. Cancer Awareness in India Many people ignore early warning signs because they think it is
Dr. Amol Akhade
Feb 162 min read


Women & Cancer in India: Focus on Breast, Cervical, & Ovarian Cancers
Cancer in women is not just a medical issue — it is a social and gender equity challenge. In India, breast, cervical, and ovarian cancers together account for more than half of all cancers in women. The tragedy is that most of these are detectable, preventable, or treatable if caught early. The Changing Landscape Over the last two decades, India has witnessed a sharp rise in breast cancer, especially in urban women under 50. Lifestyle changes, delayed childbirth, obesity, an
Dr. Amol Akhade
Nov 3, 20252 min read


Young-Onset Cancers in India: Why It’s Rising & What You Can Do
In recent years, oncologists across India have noticed an unsettling trend — more young adults are being diagnosed with cancers traditionally seen in older patients. Breast, colorectal, and head-and-neck cancers are increasingly appearing in people under 40. This rise in young-onset cancers is not just a medical issue; it’s a social and generational one. The Alarming Shift Globally, cancer incidence among younger adults has been rising by 1–2% each year, but in India, the pac
Dr. Amol Akhade
Nov 3, 20252 min read
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