Stomach cancer, also known as gastric cancer, is a type of cancer that develops in the lining of the stomach. It is often diagnosed in later stages, which can make treatment more challenging. However, if caught early, stomach cancer can be treated effectively, significantly improv...

Radiation therapy is a widely used and effective treatment for many types of cancer. It works by using high-energy rays to target and kill cancer cells, either as a primary treatment or in combination with surgery and chemotherapy. However, despite its effectiveness, there are man...

Most early to mid-stage cancer patients with tumors sitting in tight anatomical spaces like the pelvis, prostate, throat, or deep abdomen are ideal candidates for robotic cancer surgery. Robot arms reach angles human wrists physically cannot, which makes it perfect for rectal cancer low ...

Both robotic and laparoscopic cancer surgery use small incisions instead of one large cut, but the robot adds 3D magnified vision, 7-degree wrist articulation, and tremor filtration that standard laparoscopic instruments can’t match. For most abdominal cancers like colon and kidne...

Whether chemotherapy or surgery comes first depends entirely on cancer type, stage, tumor size, and how the oncology team plans to give you the best shot at complete removal. Surgery first is standard for early-stage cancers where the tumor is small and contained. Chemotherapy fir...