The minimal access approach is increasingly being used in cancer surgery. This article lists the potential benefits and drawbacks of the minimally invasive approach in surgical oncology.

This article is an experience shared by one of our readers, who recounts her journey in dealing with her father’s advanced cancer, and the life lessons she learned from her experience.

It is often a nervous wait and an uneasy time when a loved one is undergoing surgery for cancer. All of us want to know whether the surgery was successful or not.  This article helps you understand how to discuss the outcome of surgery with your cancer surgeon.

This article explores the role of Reiki and similar practices in modern healthcare including cancer care.

This article describes what a minimally invasive (or minimal access) surgery is, and how it is different from conventional surgery for cancer.

This article highlights new research which helps us understand natural mechanisms of cancer prevention.

This article describes how patients with advanced incurable cancer should realize that there is a lot that can be done to give them a good quality of life.

This brief article touches upon how cancer cure rates over the last 150 years have seen exponential advances, and why people must give up age-old fears and misconceptions surrounding cancer care.

The term “grade” of a cancer is often confused with the term “stage”.  The two are completely different.  This article discusses the meaning of “grade” of a cancer and its importance for someone dealing with cancer.