Dr. Sachin Trivedi

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Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: Oncologist explains who should take HPV vaccine and when for maximum protection

Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: Find out which age groups should be taking this vaccine, one of the primary prevention measures against major cancer types.

Family History vs Lifestyle: What Really Increases Cancer Risk?

A top oncologist explains that while family history plays a role, lifestyle has a greater impact on Cancer risk. Only 5 to 10 per cent of cancers are genetic, while habits like smoking, poor diet, and inactivity increase risk. Healthy lifestyle choices, regular screenings, and early detection can significantly reduce overall cancer risk.

Full-body cancer screening: What it detects, its limits, and why personalised screening matters

Full-body cancer screening can aid early detection, but it has limits. Here’s what it finds, what it misses, and why personalised screening is more effective.

Cancer care: How artificial intelligence is transforming diagnosis and treatment planning in India

Artificial intelligence is reshaping cancer care in India, improving early diagnosis, personalised treatment planning, and decision-making for better patient outcomes and faster clinical workflows.

Advanced Tongue Cancer Reversed? Rare Immunotherapy Breakthrough Stuns Doctors

A young woman with advanced, inoperable tongue cancer experienced a rare recovery after immunotherapy and chemotherapy. Despite severe side effects requiring ICU care, her cancer completely disappeared after one treatment cycle. 

Can Pimple Breakouts Indicate Skin Cancer? Here's What Experts Have To Say

Acne also known as pimples, causes skin problems for people of all ages. Most individuals deal with pimples at some point in their lives, but these skin issues often lead to worry and uncertainty. 

diagnosed with stage 2 liver cancer: Know causes, early signs, life expectancy and prognosis

New Delhi

According to Sachin Trivedi, Director of Medical Oncology, HCG Cancer Center, Colaba, liver cancer has even been known as a “silent killer” because it can grow in secret without causing any symptoms, making early detection and awareness crucial for successful treatment. 

The hidden dangers of vaping: Understanding its cancer risks

Vaping, often marketed as a healthier alternative to smoking, can still pose significant health risks, including an increased potential for cancer due to harmful substances in e-cigarettes. These substances cause DNA and cellular damage. Users, especially the youth, might falsely believe it is risk-free, leading to increased use. Medical experts advise against considering vaping as a safe option.

Do black plastic containers used in food deliveries cause cancer?

New Delhi

If you often order food online from platforms, you’ve likely received it in black plastic containers. Many people find it convenient to save and reuse these containers over and over again.

Ratan Tata passes away: How his vision redefined cancer care in India

Ratan Tata, the chairman emeritus of the Tata Group, passed away on Wednesday, October 9, at the age of 86 following a prolonged illness. He had been hospitalized due to age-related health issues and breathed his last at Breach Candy Hospital in South Mumbai. 

Medical conference focuses on breast cancer and role of medical oncology

Muscat

HCG Hospital, Mumbai, India in association with Muscat Family Physicians Group and Global Treatment Services conducted an International Medical Conference Advances in the Surgical treatment of Breast Cancer and Role Medical Oncology. It was held at Hotel Intercity Muscat, on Friday 16th August, 2024.