The BRCA gene is not an unheard mutation in the cancer world. We may have heard about it often, but do we really known “why is the gene so critical” and it becomes “crucial” when someone has a mutated BRCA or HRD? READ ON to know more… The BRCA is a breast cancer gene that […]
You know you are a cancer patient…you have a doctor, a team of nurses, your family to support you through the process of disease management, then what is that you are missing? What is palliative care? Why would you need palliative care? Is it something that a cancer patient can do without? Find your answers […]
Lymph Node Cancer is bad (localized or spread to lymph nodes), that is something we all know by now, and only effective management option working for the patient and thereby helping them sustain the disease can make it better or good. But is there a golden rule that can help us outline or categorize how […]
PARP Inhibitors: Progressively Accurate class of Response Polymerases and their role in Neoadjuvant setting PARP (Poly-adenosine diphosphate (ADP) ribose polymerase) are nucleoproteins that mediate the transfer of ADP ribose group to an adaptor protein, therefore, helping to generate long poly (ADP ribose) chains. Post this modification, these nucleoproteins are known to mediate several cellular functions […]
Cancer symptoms can be easy to spot. With so much being published and documented around Cancer, there are still some gaps in the management of the disease. Alongside this, it has been observed that accurate and effective diagnosis of the disease plays a critical role in planning the treatment regime for the disease. Early diagnosis […]
