Brain tumour is the condition of abnormal growth of cells in or around the brain. These tumours, called primary brain tumours, can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous) and can grow at various rates. About one-third of brain tumours are cancerous. However, even benign brain tumours can cause impairment of brain function if these tumours
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A brain tumour is an abnormal development of cells inside the skull or brain; some of these tumours are benign, and some are cancerous. Brain tumours can develop directly from brain tissue itself (primary tumours) or they can metastasize from other cancers in the body and go to the brain. Options for brain cancer treatment
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Endometrial cancer, commonly referred to as uterine cancer, is a specific type of cancer that originates within the uterus. The uterus is a crucial female reproductive organ, characterised by its hollow, pear-shaped structure located in the pelvic region. It serves as the nurturing environment for foetal development during pregnancy. Endometrial cancer initiates in a specific
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Skin cancer is a medical condition that is caused by the proliferation of abnormal cells within the skin tissues. Generally, as the skin cells age and die, new skin cells are formed to replace them. However, when this process is not functioning as it should, the growth of skin cells increases abnormally. These cells can
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