Global research warns that liver cancer cases could double worldwide by 2050 if no preventive measures are taken. Current statistics The Lancet reports, using data from the Global Cancer Observatory, that annual liver cancer cases may rise from 870,000 to 1.52 million. Liver cancer is currently the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Between…
Seeing blood in urine, medically called gross hematuria, is not a disease itself. Experts say it is a warning sign of underlying health conditions. Expert insight Dr. Jonathan Tedla, a urologist at Baho International Hospital, explained that gross hematuria commonly affects adults aged 40 and above. He emphasized that blood in urine indicates potential health…
Rwanda is preparing to introduce nuclear medicine in 2026 as part of its plan to expand advanced medical services. The country has partnered with specialized global institutions to support the safe use of nuclear energy in health care. Officials say the new technology will improve early detection and treatment of complex diseases. Understanding nuclear medicine…
Doctors treating lung cancer in heavy-smoking communities see firsthand the harmful effects of tobacco smoke on health. Tobacco smoke is a major cause of lung cancer, particularly squamous cell lung cancer, which often affects individuals with a history of smoking. Even former smokers can develop lung cancer years after quitting. Current studies show a decline…
