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What Is the Best Treatment for Prostate Cancer in Early Stages?
Quick Summaryr Early-stage prostate cancer treatment options include active surveillance (low-risk), surgery (radical prostatectomy), radiation therapy (external beam or brachytherapy), and focal therapies (targets only affected areas). Choice depends on cancer stage, PSA levels, tumor type, and patient health. Regular follow-up with PSA tests and imaging ensures long-term cancer control.
New KRAS-Targeted Therapy Shows Early Promise for Lung and Pancreatic Cancer
Quick Summary A new investigational targeted therapy (setidegrasib) targets the KRAS G12D mutation, common in pancreatic cancer and some lung cancers. In a phase 1 clinical trial of 203 patients, objective response rate was 36% for non-small cell lung cancer and 24% for pancreatic cancer. The drug helps cancer cells
The importance of follow-up visits with your oncologist after remission
Quick Summary Remission means cancer is under control, but microscopic cells may still exist. Follow-up visits detect early signs of recurrence, manage long-term side effects, and monitor overall health through blood tests, CT scans, and physical exams. A survivorship care plan provides ongoing support, and patients should watch for warning
Understanding Chemotherapy Options for Pancreatic Cancer in Malaysia
Quick Summary Chemotherapy is a key treatment for pancreatic cancer in Malaysia, used across all stages to kill cancer cells, slow growth, and improve quality of life. Treatment plans combine systemic therapy with imaging monitoring, supportive care, and sometimes other approaches for optimal outcomes. Chemotherapy targets fast-growing cancer cells throughout
Can uterine cancer be treated without surgery?
Quick Summary Uterine cancer (endometrial cancer) can be treated without surgery using radiation therapy, hormone therapy, or targeted therapy. These options work well for early-stage cancer, patients with health concerns, or those wishing to preserve fertility. Radiation therapy: High-energy rays destroy cancer cells; effective for early-stage or when surgery isn’t
Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE): How It Works
Quick Summary Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) is a minimally invasive liver cancer treatment that combines targeted chemotherapy with blood flow blockage. An interventional radiologist delivers drugs directly to the tumor while blocking the hepatic arterial blood vessels that feed it, effectively controlling tumor growth while preserving healthy liver tissue. Dual-action approach:
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