Written by Deep Kwatra
Published on Issue 1 Vol 5, 2025
Radiotherapy is a common treatment for cancer, though its effectiveness can be limited due to radiation resistance and damage to healthy tissues. Increasing the sensitivity of cancer cells to radiation while protecting normal cells is crucial for improving treatment outcomes. This study aimed to evaluate the radiosensitizing effects of tolmetin on human colon cancer cells (HT-29) during radiotherapy. HT-29 cells were divided into groups, with one receiving X-ray radiation and another receiving b
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Written by Ahmed Samaouel Chehad
Published on Issue 1 Vol 5, 2025
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is a slow-growing, locally invasive form of skin cancer originating from basal cells, and it accounts for 75% of non-melanoma skin cancers. BCCs exhibit various clinical presentations, including nodular, superficial, morpheaform, and others. Most of these tumors appear in sun-exposed areas of the face and neck, while their occurrence in the nipple-areola complex is rare. When BCC arises in these areas, Paget’s disease of the breast must be excluded as a possibility. Fu
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Written by Zhaobei Cai
Published on Issue 1 Vol 5, 2025
The survival rate for colorectal cancer has seen notable improvements thanks to advancements in early detection and treatment methods. As a result, the focus has increasingly shifted toward understanding the long-term health and well-being of survivors. This concern primarily revolves around three key areas: quality of life, psychological health, and financial burdens. In this article, we examine the quality of life of long-term colorectal cancer survivors, considering various treatment options
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Written by Fatma Hussein Abdelwahab
Published on Issue 1 Vol 5, 2025
This research explores alternative cancer treatment options that minimize the severe side effects often associated with conventional therapies. Plasma medicine, a multidisciplinary field combining biology, clinical medicine, plasma physics, and chemistry, has emerged as a promising approach to cancer treatment. Stevia extracts, a natural sweetener derived from the Stevia plant, are known for their anti-cancer properties. The current study investigated the effects of gliding arc discharge (GAD) p
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Written by Yeuan Ting Lee
Published on Issue 1 Vol 5, 2025
Cancer remains one of the most important health challenges of modern societies, prompting extensive global research efforts aimed at its control and eradication. Although numerous therapeutic strategies have been developed over time to combat cancer, the persistent issue of resistance exhibited by cancer cells—even against conventional chemotherapy—continues to hinder the success of treatment. Many of these therapeutic interventions fail to produce the desired outcomes due to the adaptability an
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Written by İrem Sarıcanbaz
Published on Issue 1 Vol 5, 2025
Pancreatic cancer in older adults presents distinct challenges due to underlying comorbidities, functional status, and the lack of universally accepted treatment protocols. It is essential to assess the tolerability and efficacy of treatment in this demographic. The goal of our study was to evaluate the outcomes and tolerability of full-dose chemoradiation in pancreatic cancer patients aged 65 years and older. This retrospective study (2012-2019) involved 24 patients aged 65 years and older diag
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