King George's Medical University introduces chemoembolization, a minimally invasive treatment for aggressive bone cancers in young patients, aiming to save limbs and improve quality of life. Read about the first successful procedure.
A 48-year-old man from Kyrgyzstan underwent a 10-hour surgery in Delhi to remove a rare 4.5-kg cancerous tumour from his face. The complex procedure at Fortis Escorts saved his life. Read his incredible survival story.
New research reveals bone cancer has the longest diagnostic delay among childhood cancers, with teenagers waiting over 12 weeks. Early detection is crucial for better treatment outcomes.