Page 3 - Cancer In India News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Cancer in india. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Cancer In India Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Karnataka High Court upholds order imposing 30% cap on trade margin of 42 anti-cancer drugs

The Court observed that if policy to make cancer medicine affordable is not promulgated, majority of the country's population will be vulnerable to the disease given the unaffordability ....

Deepak Bhaskar , National Pharmaceuticals Pricing Authority , Healthcare Global Enterprises , Prices Control , Price Control Order , Karnataka High Court , Karnataka High Court News , Karnataka High Court Updates , Karnataka High Court Cancer , Karnataka High Court Cancer Medicine , Karnataka High Court Anti Cancer Drugs , Anti Cancer Drugs , Anti Cancer Medicine , Cancer Medicine , Cancer In India , Trade Margin Cap , Trade Margin Cap In Medicines , Cancer Medicine Trade Margin Cap , Ministry Of Chemicals And Fertilisers , Inistry Of Chemicals And Fertilisers Anti Cancer Medicine , Essential Medicine ,

Cancer in India: Real Cases Up To 3 Times Higher Than Reported

India is faced with a sizable cancer incidence burden, which continues to grow exponentially. For cancer prevention, early diagnosis and awareness are integral. ....

Cancer In India , Cancer Burden , Cancer Prevention , Cancer Diagnosis ,

Oral Cancer in India Mainly Caused by Tobacco, Say Experts

In India, the most common cancer is oral cancer caused by a smokeless form of tobacco. In India, out of total tobacco use, cigarettes contribute 5%. ....

Oral Cancer , Cancer In India ,

Quitting Tobacco can Reduce One-third of Cancer Cases in India

Cancer cases in India are projected to increase from 26.7 million in 2021 to 29.8 million in 2025. Therefore, stop using tobacco and save lives. ....

World No Tobacco Day , Tobacco Use , World No Tobacco Day , Cancer In India ,

Cancer in children: Diagnosis delayed is treatment denied, study calls for prompt action

A study that surveyed nearly 3,000 childhood cancer patients over two years across North and East India revealed that, on average, it takes 56 days after the onset of symptoms for treatment to begin. The major delay occurs at the diagnosis stage. ....

United Kingdom , Jammu And Kashmir , Sanjana Rathore , Poonam Bagai , Ramandeep Arora , Diljeet Palsar , Cankids Kidscan , Indian Council Of Medical Research , National Society For Childhood Cancer Cankids Kidscan , Dayanand Medical College , National Health Mission , Indian Council , Medical Research , National Society , Childhood Cancer Cankids Kidscan , East India , Childhood Cancer , Cancer In India , Cancer Treatment , Cancer Study ,