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BDR Pharma launches generic version of Lenvatinib drug for cancer treatment

The generic version of the drug has been launched under the brand name ''Bdfoie'' in the country

Zydus Cadila gets USFDA nod to market its cancer treatment injection

Drug firm Zydus Cadila said it has received final nod from USFDA to market its generic Doxorubicin Hydrochloride Liposome injection, used for treatment of certain types of cancer, in the US

Apollo Hospitals mulls setting up Proton Cancer Centre in Mumbai and Delhi

The company has already set up one such facility at Chennai at an investment of around Rs 1,300 crore, and may be looking at roping investors to fund future projects

Apollo Hospitals to rope in partner for photon therapy cancer centre

Equity infusion peged at Rs 350 crore; total capex of Rs 1,000 crore; entire business to be transferred to SPV

How start-ups are using a 360-degree approach to defeating cancer

On World Cancer Day, Business Standard looks at some start-ups which are redefining cancer diagnosis, screening and care with novel ideas and niche technologies

IIT-Hyderabad, others develop efficient combination therapy to treat cancer

This research was led at IIT Hyderabad by Aravind Kumar Rengan, Assistant Professor, Department of Bio-Medical Engineering.

AI to help find which patients will respond to cancer therapy: Study

The study, published in the journal Cancer Immunology Research, noted that the AI system can assess the scans taken when lung cancer is first diagnosed in a patient

Fighting Breast cancer: Follow these 7 steps apart from the treatment

This includes keeping your weight in check, being physically active, eating fruits and vegetables, avoid alcohol and cigarettes, etc

How to identify symptoms of breast cancer in both Women and Men

Breast cancer originates in the breast tissue when cells start growing abnormally and stop functioning like normal cells

4 of 5 Indian children do not survive cancer. What led to this sorry state?

India has the highest prevalence of childhood cancer which can be traced to its higher population of young people, 30 per cent of its population is below 14 years, according to 2011 Census

Scientists genetically reprogram millions of bacteria to kill cancer cells

Our immune cells can sometimes recognise and destroy cancer cells without assistance

Scientists create new 'glowing' protein which may help treat cancer

Scientists have created a new 'glowing' protein which may be used in fluorescence microscopy to help in the research on cancer, infectious diseases and organ development. Besides glowing when irradiated with ultraviolet and blue light, the protein is exceedingly small and stable under high temperatures, said researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) in Russia. Fluorescence microscopy is a method for studying living tissue that relies on induced luminescence. After being exposed to laser radiation at a particular wavelength, some proteins emit light at a different wavelength. This induced "glow" can be analysed using a special microscope. Researchers said the protein holds prospects for fluorescence microscopy, a technique used in research on cancer, infectious diseases, and organ development, among other things. In the journal Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, researchers append such fluorescent proteins to other proteins via genetic ...

From detection to treatment, precision is improving cancer care in India

Radiation or radiotherapy, one of the three major fields of oncology, along with surgical and medical, is now at the centre of innovation

Billionaire-backed Harvard doctors harness technology to revamp cancer care

Tech firm Driver aims to connect patients with novel therapies

Proton therapy for treating cancer to start at Mumbai's Tata Memorial

The four-day meet has been organised by the Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences of the Department of Atomic Energy, and the Indian Society for Particle Accelerators

Fit & proper: Managing pain after cancer treatment

Breathing exercises, relaxation tech-niques, yoga, tai chi and guided imagery exercises can be effective in tackling pain

The Pap smear isn't used to diagnose cancer, but it could be

The Pap smear involves a doctor looking cells taken from the cervix under a microscope

Drug that cuts risk of cancer, heart attacks, strokes identified: Study

The study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine

Cancer treatment: New method to transport cancer-killing genes into cells

The method involves coating gold nanorods, which produces heat when exposed to a near-infrared laser