by drjoydghbfbo | May 14, 2026 | Cervical cancer
Cervical cancer begins with a persistent high-risk HPV infection that causes gradual changes in the normal cervical cells over 10–15 years. These changes can be detected and treated early—long before cancer develops—especially with timely screening guided by a...
by drjoydghbfbo | Apr 17, 2026 | Blog, medical oncologist
A cancer diagnosis once meant limited treatment paths and difficult choices. Today, science is rewriting that story. Targeted therapy for cancer and immunotherapy cancer treatment are modern therapies that attack cancer cells with greater precision while...
by drjoydghbfbo | Mar 18, 2026 | Blog, medical oncologist
Cancer care goes far beyond diagnosis. From confirming disease through a biopsy to planning surgery, chemotherapy, or recovery, a cancer doctor guides every step of treatment. They interpret reports, understand tumour behaviour, and choose the safest path...
by drjoydghbfbo | Feb 18, 2026 | Blog
Cancer was once a distant fear. Something older people worry about. Something you thought you’d face later, after life slowed down. That timeline has collapsed. And cancer is no longer confined to older age groups in the city. What Cancer Doctors Are Seeing...
by drjoydghbfbo | Jan 21, 2026 | Blog
Unintentional weight loss is weight loss without dieting, exercise, or lifestyle changes. It can affect adults of any age, but the risk rises after 40. Unintentional weight loss—medically defined as losing 5% or more within 6–12 months, especially with fatigue,...
