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Demystifying Cancer Jargon: A Plain-English Guide to 8 Essential Terms

Hearing words like angiogenesis, apoptosis, or HER2 can feel overwhelming. Here is an empowering translation of eight essential oncology terms using simple everyday analogies.

Nature’s Pharmacy: How Common Indian Kitchen Herbs Combat Cancer Hallmarks

Emerging scientific research confirms what traditional medicine has known for centuries: everyday Indian kitchen herbs contain potent bioactive compounds capable of targeting key hallmarks of cancer.

Baking Soda: The Timeless Indian Kitchen Secret for Non-Toxic Living

Long before synthetic cleansers claimed their place on supermarket shelves, humble baking soda (meetha soda) reigned supreme as a versatile, eco-friendly, and non-toxic home staple.

Dermal Absorption in Cancer Care: Why Shower Water Quality Matters During Treatment

While oncology discussions typically focus on diet and internal side effects, one critical environmental pathway is often overlooked: transdermal toxin absorption through daily shower water.

Beyond Waste: The Untapped Regenerative Power of Menstrual Blood

What was once dismissed as waste is now proving to be one of the richest, most ethical, and most accessible sources of regenerative medicine available: Menstrual Stem Cells (MenSCs).

Plastics, Pesticides, Processed Food and Deodorants: What Really Raises Breast Cancer Risk?

Social media is full of alarming warnings about chemicals and food. The honest picture has three layers: risks with reasonable evidence, concerns that are plausible but unproven, and popular myths.

Thermography and Other Non-Invasive Breast Tests: Do They Work?

Many women hope for a painless, radiation-free test that can replace the mammogram. Here is what the evidence says.

Which Tests Should a Woman Take? BSE, Mammography, Ultrasound and More

Finding breast cancer early is the most powerful thing a woman can do for herself. Several tests work together, each with its own role.

Breast Cancer & Liquid Biopsy in Rohini, Delhi

Breast cancer is not always limited to the breast. Cancer cells can spread through the blood and lymphatic system, making systemic treatment essential for reducing the risk of recu…

Targeted Therapy for Breast Cancer: Latest Treatments

Targeted therapy for breast cancer is a modern treatment approach that focuses on specific proteins, genes, or molecular changes that help cancer cells grow and spread.

Best Colposcopy in North West Delhi & Rohini: Expert Care at Famicare Speciality Centre

Comprehensive guide to Colposcopy in Rohini & North West Delhi. Learn why expert evaluation is crucial for cervical health and preventive oncology led by Dr. Sujata Mittal.

Breast Cancer Worldwide: Rates, Risks & Treatment Evolution

Breast cancer is now the most common cancer in women, with 2.3 million diagnoses in 2022. See which countries are hit hardest, why India records the most deaths, and how treatment has changed.

Women Gynaecologic Oncologist: Why Specialist Care Matters

A woman gynaecologic oncologist brings specialised expertise in women’s cancer care while also understanding the personal concerns surrounding fertility, menopause, sexuality, body image and treatment. Learn why choosing the right specialist can make a difference in diagnosis, surgery and cancer care.

Gynecologic Oncologist vs Gynecologist: Why the Difference Matters

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Preventing Cervical Cancer in India | Pap Smear & Colposcopy

Learn how cervical cancer prevention in India can be strengthened through regular cervical cancer screening, Pap smear testing, colposcopy, and timely cervical cancer treatment for preinvasive disease.

Cervical cancer in India: Challenging but controlable

Cervical cancer in India remains a major public health concern despite being largely preventable through HPV vaccination, regular screening, early diagnosis, and timely treatment.

Complications of Cervical Cancer Treatment: What Every Patient Needs to Know

Understand the possible complications of cervical cancer treatment, including surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted therapy, and how they are managed.

PAP Smear: What Every Woman Should Know

A PAP smear is a quick screening test that checks the cervix (the lower part of the uterus) for abnormal cell changes — changes that, if left unnoticed, can slowly progress to cerv…

Cervical Cancer in India: A Preventable Tragedy We Keep Choosing to Ignore

What is cervical cancer? A disease where abnormal cells in the cervix—the lower, narrow opening that connects the vagina to the uterus—begin to grow out of control.

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MASS HYSTERECTOMIES: SLEEPING GOVERNMENT

An investigation first published by India's Business Line in April 2019 exposed HYSTERTOMY TREND in Beed district, Maharashtra: thousands of poor women working as sugarcane cutters…

You’re a Laparoscopic Surgeon. But Are You Ready to Open?

A new generation of surgeons is increasingly undertrained in open surgery — and the honest ones will admit it Let me ask something direct. When the bleeding doesn’t stop.

The Menstrual Cycle Is a Health Dashboard, Not Just a Monthly Inconvenience

Karnataka's Maternal Mortality Data Is a Warning We Can't Afford to Ignore

An interim government audit tabled in Karnataka this April revealed something every obstetrician and surgeon already suspects but rarely sees quantified so starkly: most maternal d…

Recurrent and Ectopic Leiomyoma After Hysterectomy: The Critical Need for Cautious Laparoscopic Practice

Uterine leiomyomas (fibroids) remain the most common indication for hysterectomy worldwide.

When the Comments Are Closed: HPV Vaccine Science and the Retreat from Scrutiny

Science has one distinguishing habit: it invites its own contradiction. A finding becomes knowledge only after people have tried to break it.

No Denominator, No Disclosure, No Consent

India’s HPV vaccination programme raises an important public-health question: not whether the vaccine can prevent cervical cancer, but whether its rollout is supported by transpare…

₹2,500 a Month, and a Needle in Your Daughter's Arm

Cervical Cancer: Why We Count Years, Not Scars

A note from Dr. Sujata Mittal, Senior Gynaecologist, Preventive Oncologist and Colposcopist — Famicare Speciality Centre, Sector 7, Rohini, New Delhi Every woman who walks into our…

Cervical Cancer Burden in Rural India

Cervical cancer management in Developing Countries: Are we really living in 21st century and practicing evidence based medicine: Problem in Rural India

infanticide versus fetecide

On Mar. 23, 2014, Rema Nagarajan of TOI reported big drop in child sex ratio of India as per latest Annual Health Survey data of the census office.

Correct Age for Mammography

Breast cancer is one of the leading cancers affecting women in India, making timely screening essential for early detection and effective treatment.

Breast Self Examination to Breast Awareness

Breast Self Examination to Breast Awareness: Logical or Illogical The verb 'to screen' is defined as 'to sift by passing through a screen' .

What is Failing today's youth

Following icons in Film stars,actors, cricketers and entrepreneurs who has made big money has become fashionable today.

Reversal of cancer is possible

Human body has got immense potential. It is human mind or we can say brain which has produced fascinating discoveries from aircrafts to computers.

Food as medicine: Medicine as food

The secret to health is to know how to deal with one’s body. Life practices advocated by elders from nanny and granny times are not mystical or esoteric in nature but they are down to earth. Our ancestors understood the body and environment i.e cosmos well. They understood the effect of gravitational pull of moon and sun on earth and hence on our minds and bodies. They understood bowel regulation, diet, sleep, mediation, water intake, breathing, massage, nostril and hemispheric dominance, planetary and lunar influences and cyclic changes in our endocrine systems. But, modern man has forgotten its roots and trying to explore body, mind, emotions and soul in all together different context.

Diet in cancer

This article explores personalized nutrition, emphasizing vegetarianism, fresh foods, limited processed meals, and gratitude toward nature for holistic well-being.

GLORY OF EXERCISING

Benefits of Exercise: 10 Ways Regular Physical Activity Transforms Your Health

Cervical Cancer Elimination by 2030: The Numbers Expose the Gap Between Policy and Practice

The Government of India has committed to eliminating cervical cancer by 2030.This aligns with global public health goals and is scientifically achievable. However, India’s current screening and diagnostic capacity does not match this ambition.

Appendiceal Cancer: The Quiet Malignancy Hiding in Plain Sight (Appendiceal Cancer Awareness Month)

Famicare Speciality Center Every August, oncology circles pause to spotlight a cancer most clinicians — including gynaecologists like me — encounter almost by accident: appendiceal…

🔬 When Technology Becomes a Distraction: The Robotic Surgery Paradox in India

What the Appendix Taught Me About the Limits of Medical Certainty

What India’s AEFI System Actually Delivers — Particularly for HPV Vaccination

ndia is preparing to vaccinate 68 million girls without being able to answer the most basic questions about what happened immunologically and clinically to the 70,000 already vacci…

Best Cancer Treatment Hospital in Delhi - Famicare Speciality Center

Looking for the Best Cancer Treatment Hospital in Delhi? Here's What You Should Know

The Complete HPV Vaccination Guide for Indian Women

Cervical cancer kills one Indian woman every 8 minutes · yet it is nearly 100% preventable. Here is the vaccine playbook every family should own.

Life After Cervical Cancer Surgery: A Recovery Roadmap

Surgery is one chapter · not the whole story. Here is what the next 12 months of healing genuinely look like.

Nutrition During Cancer Treatment: A Family Handbook

The right meal on the right day can protect immunity, reduce nausea and shorten recovery. Here is our evidence-based plate.

Minimally Invasive vs. Open Surgery: What Really Changes for You

Smaller cuts sound better · but not every cancer is a candidate. Here is how surgeons actually decide.

Genetic Testing (BRCA): Who Should Really Consider It?

A single blood test can rewrite the health story of an entire family. But it is not for everyone.

IV Nutrition During Chemo: What the Evidence Actually Says

IV drips are trending. But do they actually help cancer patients · or just empty wallets?

5 Daily Habits That Help Prevent Cancer Recurrence

Survivorship is a practice. Five small habits · repeated daily · move the needle more than any supplement.