We all dread getting the same call from our general practitioner. Learning that we have cancer is nothing less than a nightmare. However, millions of people are struggling with this fatal disease worldwide. According to the WHO, cancer is the leading cause of global deaths. More than 10 million people died in 2020 because of cancer.

Fortunately, between thirty to fifty percent of cancers are treatable through early evidence-based prevention strategies. With an early diagnosis, there is a better chance of survival, and the patient might not need expensive treatment. So, getting diagnosed is the first step towards coping with this devastating disease. Continue reading →