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Delhi's Leading Cancer Care Specialist
Director, Medical Oncology
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket & Max Hospital, Lajpat Nagar

28/09/2026

A scan can identify an abnormal area, but in many cases, a biopsy is needed to understand exactly what it is. By examining cells or tissue under a microscope, doctors can determine whether cancer is present and gather important information about its type and characteristics.

This information plays a crucial role in planning the most appropriate treatment. Not every abnormality requires a biopsy, but when one is recommended, it is often an important step towards getting a clear diagnosis.

The right treatment begins with the right diagnosis.

[cancer diagnosis, biopsy, oncology, cancer testing, tumour diagnosis, cancer treatment]

25/09/2026

To***co addiction rarely begins in adulthood. For many, it starts during the teenage years or early twenties, often out of curiosity, peer pressure, or the belief that quitting will be easy later.

The earlier to***co use begins, the greater the likelihood of long-term ni****ne dependence and the higher the risk of developing to***co-related cancers and other serious diseases. Prevention starts before the habit does.

***co ***coAwareness

[to***co addiction starts young, teenage smoking risks India, ni****ne addiction awareness, youth to***co prevention, to***co cancer risk, quit smoking awareness India]

24/09/2026

Cancer treatment is carefully scheduled for a reason. Each chemotherapy cycle is planned to maximise its effectiveness while allowing the body enough time to recover. Skipping or delaying treatment without medical advice can reduce the effectiveness of therapy and may impact outcomes.

If you are experiencing side effects or have concerns about treatment, speak with your oncologist. Never make changes to your treatment schedule on your own.

[chemotherapy schedule importance, skipping chemotherapy risks, cancer treatment myths India, oncology treatment adherence, chemotherapy facts awareness, cancer care education]

18/09/2026

Not every cancer can be prevented, but many risk factors can be reduced through everyday choices.

Avoiding to***co, limiting alcohol, staying active, maintaining a healthy weight, getting recommended vaccinations, and following screening guidelines can all make a difference.

Prevention is about reducing the risks you can control and detecting cancer early when possible.

[cancer prevention, healthy lifestyle, cancer risk reduction, preventive health, cancer screening, oncology]

17/09/2026

Chemotherapy can temporarily affect the immune system and energy levels, which is why everyday precautions become especially important during treatment. Simple habits such as maintaining good hygiene, following food safety, taking prescribed medicines, staying hydrated, and getting adequate rest can help reduce avoidable complications.

Most importantly, do not ignore new or unusual symptoms. Your oncology team should know about anything concerning during treatment.

Good cancer care is not just about the treatment itself. It is also about staying safe through it.

[chemotherapy precautions, cancer care, oncology, patient safety, treatment support, chemotherapy care]

15/09/2026

After a cancer diagnosis, one of the first questions is often, “What stage is it?”

Cancer staging helps doctors understand the extent of the disease and plan the most appropriate treatment. But stage is only one part of the picture. The type of cancer, tumour biology, overall health, and treatment goals also matter.

Cancer treatment is never one-size-fits-all. The right plan depends on the complete picture.

[cancer staging, cancer treatment, stage 1 cancer, stage 4 cancer, oncology, treatment planning]

14/09/2026

Blood cancer is not one disease. Leukaemia, lymphoma, and myeloma affect different blood or immune cells and require different approaches to diagnosis and treatment.

Persistent fatigue, unexplained fever, frequent infections, unusual bruising, swollen lymph nodes, or unexplained weight loss should not be ignored if they persist.

This Blood Cancer Awareness Month, know the signs. Awareness can lead to timely evaluation and care.

[blood cancer, leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, blood cancer symptoms, cancer awareness]

12/09/2026

Most people wait for symptoms before visiting a doctor. Preventive screenings change that. They are designed to detect certain cancers and other health conditions at an early stage, often before symptoms appear.

When disease is identified early, treatment is usually more effective, less complex, and associated with better outcomes. Screening is not about expecting bad news; it is about staying one step ahead.

Your health should not depend on symptoms alone.

[preventive cancer screening, early cancer detection, preventive healthcare awareness, routine health checkups]

10/09/2026

Cancer does not always announce itself with dramatic symptoms. Sometimes, the signs are subtle, persistent changes that are easy to dismiss.

Pay attention to your body. Do not ignore a lump, unexplained weight loss, unusual bleeding, a persistent cough, or any symptom that does not settle. These signs may have many causes, but getting them checked can help find the real cause early.

Early detection is not about fear. It is about giving yourself more options.

[early detection, cancer symptoms, cancer awareness, cancer prevention, oncology, health screening]

08/09/2026

Pain is not always the first sign of cancer. Some cancers can develop with little or no pain, particularly in the early stages. This is one reason why waiting for pain before seeking medical advice can delay diagnosis.

A persistent lump, unexplained weight loss, non-healing ulcer, unusual bleeding, or other lasting changes should be evaluated even if they are painless.

Do not use pain as a test for cancer.

[cancer symptoms, painless cancer, early detection, cancer awareness, oncology, warning signs]

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