News Topic:Cancer
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PET Scan facility resumes at SKIMS
Srinagar: Authorities at Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) have resumed the PET Scan facility after Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) extended necessary approval...
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This lady is dying! Will you donate to save her life?
Jammu: A lady namely Gulzara Begum wife of Ali Mohammad resident of Chiralla district in Doda is suffering from Stomach Cancer and is admitted...
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PET-CT facility at SKIMS operational; Detects cancerous tissues, cells
Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir government Monday while informing the legislative Assembly that the establishment of Medical University is under active consideration, revealed that...
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Sajad Nazki – Cancer survivor up in arms against the killer tumors
Srinagar: Sajad Nazki, a dynamic young man, was in his thirties when he was diagnosed with Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma in 2013, a dreadful disease in...
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Mobile phones don’t cause brain cancer, study suggests
Melbourne: Amid concerns over possibility of a connection between cellphones and brain tumous, a new study has denied the claims and stressed that mobile...
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