oral cancer

IIT Kanpur licenses innovative oral cancer detection device to Scangenie Scientific

IIT Kanpur has licensed its groundbreaking oral cancer detection device, 'Munh Parikshak,' to Scangenie Scientific, enhancing early diagnosis and health outcomes.

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Smoking and Oral Cancer

There are hundreds of chemicals in smoke, many of which are cancer-causing or carcinogenic in nature.

Ahmedabad University prof discovers novel miRNA in saliva to predict tumour aggressiveness, prognosis of oral cancer

Saliva is a valuable body fluid for liquid biopsies. Still, the challenge of isolating good-quality RNA from saliva has hindered previous efforts to use saliva for liquid biopsy.

Consider this if you have a family history of oral cancer

It includes malignancy of the vermillion borders of the lips and all surfaces of the oral cavity including the anterior two-thirds of the tongue. These cancers occur predominantly as squamous cell carcinomas, and are highly lethal, incapacitating, and disfiguring.

Sharda University, Oncocur India join hands to conduct research on prevention of oral cancer

Sharda University and Oncocur India to conduct research on Brecan Plus, a nano-curcumin supplement hypothesised to play a crucial role in prevention of progression of lesions to oral cancer.

IIT Kanpur licenses innovative oral cancer detection device to Scangenie Scientific

Smoking and Oral Cancer

Ahmedabad University prof discovers novel miRNA in saliva to predict tumour aggressiveness, prognosis of oral cancer

Consider this if you have a family history of oral cancer

Sharda University, Oncocur India join hands to conduct research on prevention of oral cancer

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