Imagine a world where a cancer diagnosis no longer carries the weight of despair, but instead offers a pathway to tailored, effective treatment. In 2025, this vision is closer than ever, as groundbreaking advancements in cancer research reshape how the disease is prevented, detected, and treated.
As a pediatric radiologist with over two decades of experience, I’m thrilled to sit down with a leading expert in the field to discuss a critical topic: the impact of radiation from medical imaging on children’s health. Our guest today is a renowned researcher whose recent work has shed light on
As the world navigates through 2025, the ongoing battle against cancer reveals a landscape of remarkable triumphs juxtaposed with daunting hurdles, as detailed in the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Cancer Progress Report released last year. This comprehensive document captures a
Endometrial cancer, the most prevalent form of uterine cancer, continues to pose a significant public health challenge, particularly due to its disproportionate impact on certain demographic groups, with a growing incidence among postmenopausal women aged 55 to 64. This disease reveals stark
Imagine a world where cancer treatments can target tumors with pinpoint accuracy, sparing healthy tissues from harmful side effects, and bringing hope to millions. This vision is inching closer to reality with a groundbreaking technology developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge. The
What if a single policy change could jeopardize decades of progress in safeguarding children from a silent, deadly virus, and what would be the consequences of such a shift? The debate over delaying the hepatitis B vaccine from birth to age 4 has erupted into a heated controversy, pitting public
