Published on: Aug 19, 2025 09:01 pm IST Preventing cancer doesn’t require extremes. Oncologist Dr Saadvik Raghuram shares 5 simple, daily habits that can lower your risk and boost overall health. While genetics can influence your risk of developing cancer, lifestyle choices play an equally important role in prevention. Small, consistent habits can make a…
Recent animal studies have indicated that acrylamide, found in starchy foods cooked at high temperatures like bread, could be a cancer-causing carcinogen, especially if the food is burnt somewhat. However, Cancer Research UK experts suggest the connection between cancer and charcoal-like toast isn’t as straightforward as some might think. They clarified: “Good quality studies of…
Did you know that your lifestyle choices can affect your risk of developing certain cancers? From diet and nutrition to physical activity and sun protection, making informed decisions about your health can empower you to reduce your cancer risk. Read on to find out how. Take Control Of Your Health: How Diet, Exercise, And Other…
World Cancer Day is observed annually on February 4th. This global initiative aims to raise awareness about cancer prevention, detection and treatment. World Cancer Day unites individuals, communities and organizations from across the globe to highlight the challenges posed by cancer and inspire actions to combat it. Events, campaigns, and activities are organized worldwide to…
Cancer risk can significantly go up as one grows old, but a recent report from the American Cancer Society has revealed changing trends, with rising cancer rates now seen in younger adults, particularly women.Alarming trends highlighted in the report show rising rates of early-onset cancers, including breast, uterine, colorectal, and pancreatic cancers, among adults under…
Cancer Risk In Young People There are many causes of cancer, some of which may be lifestyle-induced. Nowadays, many people in the younger generation are getting diagnosed with cancer, which is baffling doctors, too. They are recommending people to get regular cancer screenings, go for check-ups, know their family medical history, and manage their stress…