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How Indian centres slashed treatment drop-out rates in childhood cancer
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How Indian centres slashed treatment drop-out rates in childhood cancer

Dedicated support from day 1 for families of children diagnosed with cancer has resulted in a reduction in children failing to complete their course of treatment from one in five to one…

By Swagata Yadavar | Feb 20, 2025
Women, power and cancer in India
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Women, power and cancer in India

There is not a dull moment when Tulasi Singh is around. She makes sure that the women’s hall on the fifth floor of the Gadge Maharaj Dharamshala, a subsidised hostel for cancer…

By Swagata Yadavar | Sep 12, 2024
Soft policies on smokeless tobacco to cost India, Pakistan and Bangladesh billions
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Soft policies on smokeless tobacco to cost India, Pakistan and Bangladesh billions

Smokeless tobacco products such as paan masala, gutkha, khaini, mishri and snuff are chewed, sucked or sniffed rather than smoked, with the nicotine absorbed through the nose and mouth. Many contain more…

By Swagata Yadavar | Jul 29, 2024
In a remote corner of India, a cancer centre is showing what can be achieved with technology and compassion
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In a remote corner of India, a cancer centre is showing what can be achieved with technology and compassion

In a remote, inaccessible and hilly area of the north-east Indian state of Assam, local residents of the Cachar district came together twenty years ago to form the Cachar Cancer Society for…

By Swagata Yadavar | May 2, 2024
Pooled procurement of drugs saves millions for Indian cancer centres
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Pooled procurement of drugs saves millions for Indian cancer centres

A pilot project pooling the procurement of cancer drugs has led to cancer institutes in India saving over USS 116 million – an 82% average reduction on the drugs' reference prices. The…

By Swagata Yadavar | Jan 26, 2024
Quality care, free of charge, and closer to home: expanding access to cancer services in India
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Quality care, free of charge, and closer to home: expanding access to cancer services in India

Rahul Jain and his mother Shashi were in Pune – 1,000 km from their home in Ashoknagar, in the neighbouring state of Madhya Pradesh – when they were told there was no…

By Swagata Yadavar | Oct 5, 2023
Precision medicine for all!
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Precision medicine for all!

Every year, around 2.3 million people across the globe are diagnosed with breast cancer. For lack of access to the right diagnostic test, many of them are being treated with chemotherapy that…

By Swagata Yadavar | Jul 14, 2023
AI-generated radiotherapy planning could boost access to high-quality treatment across the globe
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AI-generated radiotherapy planning could boost access to high-quality treatment across the globe

Can artificial intelligence help design radiotherapy treatment plans, reducing time and cost while matching the quality of skilled professionals? That is the question that a new multi-centre and multi-arm ARCHERY study is…

By Swagata Yadavar | May 18, 2023
Food insecurity: Why screening for access to nutrition should be part of cancer treatment everywhere
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Food insecurity: Why screening for access to nutrition should be part of cancer treatment everywhere

Sixteen-year-old Sahil Bacchav had just finished his tenth grade exams when he developed terrible headaches and a feeling that his nose was blocked. He was referred to King Edward Memorial Hospital, a…

By Swagata Yadavar | Feb 24, 2023
Immunotherapy: outcomes of ultra low-dose trial offer hope for better global access
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Immunotherapy: outcomes of ultra low-dose trial offer hope for better global access

Doctors at the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai have shown that an ultra-low dose of the immunotherapy drug nivolumab significantly improves survival in patients with recurrent or newly diagnosed head and neck…

By Swagata Yadavar | Jan 26, 2023
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