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How more personalised treatment can change gynaecological cancer care

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by Hindustan Times•19h ago•0 views•
How more personalised treatment can change gynaecological cancer care
This article is authored by Dr Kanika Batra Modi, director and clinical lead, gynae-oncology, Max Saket Hospital, New Delhi.
Gynaecological cancers are a group of cancers which are emerging as a significant public health concern. GLOBOCAN 2024 estimates indicate a significant burden of gynaecological cancers, with 79,360 new cases of cervical cancer, 45,566 cases of ovaria... [4002 chars]
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