How to Support Breast Cancer Awareness in India?
As an oncologist working in India, I see how vital it is to spread awareness about breast cancer in our country. While awareness and early detection have improved, breast cancer remains the most common cancer among Indian women, often diagnosed at later stages when the outcomes are more challenging. Breast cancer awareness can empower women […]
Breast Cancer and Genetic Testing: Should You Get Tested for BRCA Genes?
As an oncologist, one of the most frequently asked questions I receive from patients and their families is about breast cancer and genetic testing. With breast cancer awareness increasing and the availability of genetic testing growing, many people now know and wonder whether they should get tested for mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. […]
Life After Breast Cancer: Coping With Emotional and Physical Changes
As an oncologist, one of the most inspiring aspects of my work is seeing patients transition from active treatment to recovery. Surviving breast cancer is an enormous victory, but I understand that life after treatment can bring new challenges. Adjusting to life post-treatment can be complex, with emotional and physical changes that often take time […]
Breast Cancer Risk Factors: What Puts You at Higher Risk?
As an oncologist, one of my goals is to help my patients understand the factors that may put them at a higher risk of developing breast cancer. While some breast cancer risk factors are well-known, others are less obvious but still important to consider. Understanding these risk factors can empower individuals to make informed choices […]
Breast Cancer in Young Women: What You Need to Know
As an oncologist, one of the most concerning trends I’ve noticed over the years is the growing number of young women being diagnosed with breast cancer. Breast cancer is often thought of as an illness that primarily affects women over 50, but younger women are not immune to it. In fact, while it is less […]