Globally, oral cancer is the sixth most common type of cancer with India contributing to
almost one-third of the total burden and the second country having the highest number of …

Lung cancer is the leading cause of all cancer deaths worldwide, comprising 18.4% of all
cancer deaths. Low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) has shown mortality benefit in …

Objectives: To summarize and provide an overview of age-specific oral cancer incidence
reported in 29 population-based cancer registry in India. Materials and Methods: Secondary …

The analysis of tissue of a tumor in the oral cavity is essential for the pathologist to ascertain
its grading. Recent studies using biopsy images reveal computer-aided diagnosis for oral …

One of the most frequent head and neck cancers is oral cancer, with less than half of those
diagnosed surviving five years. Despite breakthroughs in the treatment of many other …

Despite remarkable progress in understanding and treating oral cancer (OC), it still remains
one of the life-threatening diseases and predominant cancers in the world. Therefore …

Background: The cancer registry provides reliable data from the population. In this article,
we provide cancer burden and its patterns from the Varanasi district. Methods: The method …

Head and neck cancers constitute a third of the cancer burden in India. These cancers have
unique patient characteristics, presentation, and etiological differences from those in the …

Objectives This study examines the body image distress among patients with head and neck
cancer (HNC) visiting a tertiary care hospital for follow-ups. Design A cross-sectional survey …

Abstract North East Region in India is showing a peculiar type of cancer incidence pattern.
This is an attempt to get a clear picture of cancer in NE India, the gaps in providing cancer …