Treatment - page 6

Cancer treatment usually involves the use of conventional techniques that have proven their effectiveness in clinical investigations. These include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, as well as targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and other progressive directions of oncology. Nevertheless, sometimes at stage one-three...

Millions of people around the world are currently suffering from hair loss and significantly affects the quality of life, physical and psycho-emotional state, and reduces self-esteem. Alopecia is not just a cosmetic defect, but a disease that can have serious physical and psychological consequences. Many people experience feelings of shame...

Cancer immunotherapy was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2011 and 2018, which facilitated the technique to quickly enter into the expanded treatment protocols, significantly increasing the effectiveness of the treatment of non-small cell lung cancer and pleural mesothelioma. In Germany, immunotherapy treatment for lung cancer...

Autism is one of the most common disorders detected in 1-2% of children. Its causes are unknown. The disease leads to impaired speech and interaction with other people, which in turn leads to a mental retardation of the child. To avoid such consequences, it is very important to detect the disease early and undergo treatment. 

Ovarian cancer remains a significant global health challenge, affecting thousands of women annually and representing one of the most lethal gynecological malignancies. The disease's complexity and high mortality rate, particularly in advanced stages, underscore the critical need for proper treatment approaches.

A radiation therapist is an important member of the medical team that treats prostate cancer. Due to the proximity of the prostate to the bladder, penis, and intestines, radiation therapy may cause complications such as urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction, and post-radiation rectal and pelvic tissue inflammation (proctitis and paraproctitis).

Prostate cancer immunotherapy represents a breakthrough in cancer treatment that's showing remarkable results across various disease stages. Immunotherapy works where other treatments have failed and can no longer stop cancer progression. While traditionally considered for advanced cases, recent clinical evidence demonstrates...

A timely diagnosis of prostate cancer allows for successful treatment in most patients. Modern oncology, however, has reached a point where simply curing cancer is not enough. Ideally, it should be done quickly, without significant physical suffering, without a long recovery, and without complications such as impotence or urinary incontinence.