Lung cancer cases in India are rising at an alarming rate and continuous researches are being conducted all around the country. Lung cancer accounts for a substantial portion of cancer-related deaths. Smoking…
Category: Lung Cancer Study
Lung Cancer Rates Not Declining With Reduced Smoking
In Sweden, the number of people who smoke has decreased very sharply but the number of lung cancer cases in the population is not decreasing as much as expected. In fact, lung…
Study Finds How Lung Cancer Transform into Another
Lung Cancer is one of the major causes behind death of many patients all around the world. Continuous research work and studies are being carried on to help patients in successful recovery…
Targeted Therapy Better than Immunotherapy in Some Patients with NSCLC
Non-small cell lung cancer continues to remain one of the main reasons behind cancer related deaths all across the world. Continuous studies and research works are going on that could help in…
Combination Of Radiation And Immunotherapy For Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
According to the new study by researchers from the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, using high doses of radiation with an ablative radiotherapy technique is effective for treatment with locally advanced…
Study Suggests Small Amounts Of Physical Activity Can Be Beneficial In Lung Cancer
Lung cancer continues to affects more individuals each passing year. According to a new study led by Curtin University, people with incurable forms of lung cancer may survive longer if they engage…
Nanoparticle Vaccine Could Curb Lung Cancer Metastasis
The engineers at the University of California San Diego have come up with an experimental vaccine that could prevent the spread of metastatic cancers to the lung. The key ingredients of this…
Indoor Wood Burning Raises Lung Cancer Risk among Women, Says US Study
According to a new research, wood burning stoves and fireplaces could pose a higher health cancer risk. The study involved 50,000 women and they found that a significant correlation between frequent use…