Pet CT launch Ranchi

Hormonal therapy is a unique and extremely effective way of targeting breast cancers. While this therapy has been around for a while now, many are not aware of how this treatment works and how it helps in managing breast cancers.

In this episode of ‘Know It to Beat It’, Dr Krithika Murugan, Senior Consultant – Surgical Oncology, HCG Cancer Centre, Bangalore, answers some of the burning questions that surround this effective approach to treatment.

For more information on cancer treatment and management, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

You must already be aware that women who inherit a mutation in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene have an increased risk of developing breast and ovarian cancers. 

How else are breast cancers and ovarian cancers connected? To know more, listen to this episode of 'Know It to Beat It' where Dr Krithika Murugan, Senior Consultant - Surgical Oncology, HCG Cancer Centre, Bangalore, sheds more light on the connection between breast and ovarian cancers.

For more information on cancer treatment and management, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

Cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation therapy can cause various problems related to eating. However, patients must eat adequately in order to stay strong and complete the treatment successfully.

In this latest episode of 'Know It to Beat It', Dr Esther Sathiaraj, Head - Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics, HCG Cancer Centre, Bangalore, talks about the 10 foods that cancer patients can consume during their cancer treatment.

For more information on cancer treatment and management, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

Here is a shocking fact: Colorectal cancer cases are gradually increasing among young adults in recent years.

In this latest episode of 'Know It to Beat It', Dr Prabhu Nesargikar, Consultant - GI and Peritoneal Oncosurgery, Bariatric Surgery and Surgical Gastroenterology, HCG Cancer Centre, Bangalore, sheds light on the possible reasons for the gradual rise in the colorectal cancer incidence and the steps that can help one evade the risk of colorectal cancers.

For any enquiries on cancer treatment at HCG, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

This World Cancer Day, the UICC has given a call to close the care gaps. Care gaps are the inadequacies that stop patients from receiving necessary treatment and achieving better treatment results.

Care gaps exist in all major specialities of healthcare, including oncology, and it is important to address them effectively. In this episode, we have Dr. Shyam Shrivastava, the head of radiation oncology department at HCG Cancer Centre, Mumbai, talking about the key aspects of care gaps, how they are formed and how patients can play a role in closing them.

For any enquiries on cancer treatment at HCG, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

There are numerous care gaps in cancer care. Not addressing them can lead to serious consequences, which could be poor treatment results, reduced quality of life or even increased treatment costs.

In this episode, we have Dr Chandrani Mallik, who is a medical oncologist at HCG EKO Cancer Centre, Kolkata, talking about the role that society can play in closing the care gaps.

For any enquiries on cancer treatment at HCG, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

Since its inception, HCG has left no stone unturned in understanding the factors or care gaps that stop cancer patients from receiving the care that they need and achieving the treatment results that they desire. Over years, we have come up with numerous strategies to bridge those care gaps.

In this latest World Cancer Day special episode of ‘Know It to Beat It’, Dr Prabhu Nesargikar, an onco-bariatric surgeon from HCG Cancer Centre, Bangalore, sheds more light on different approaches that HCG uses to close the care gaps effectively and ensure that the patients receive the best care.

For any enquiries on cancer treatment at HCG, please visit www.hcgoncology.com.

Pet CT launch Ranchi

Being diagnosed with cancer is overwhelming; however, what's more overwhelming is the task of finding the right doctor who can treat it properly.

Now, who is the right doctor? The one with the education from top-class institutes or the one who uses advanced technology? Or, is it the one with plenty of years of experience?

According to the doctorpreneur, Dr BS Ajaikumar, the right doctor is the one who gives the right treatment, the first time.

Listen to the latest episode of 'Know It To Beat It' by HCG - the Specialist in Cancer Care, where the executive chairman and one of the most senior oncologists, Dr BS Ajaikumar talks about the key aspects of cancer and its management in the current scenario.