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    Eradicating H. pylori can prevent gastric cancer, says Nobel laureate Barry Marshall

    Dr. Barry Marshall underscored the crucial need for timely eradication of H. pylori infections as a measure to thwart gastric cancer development. He pointed out the importance of robust screening methods and validating treatment outcomes to minimize cancer risk. With rising concerns over antibiotic resistance, especially in countries like India, Marshall introduced the PYtest, a convenient breath test for H. pylori detection.

    Not spicy food. Not even caffeine addiction. Doctor says the culprit behind stomach cancer is unexpected and surprisingly common

    Although a diet heavy in rich and oily foods is ultimately bad for your health, it does not necessarily increase the risk for stomach and gastric cancer. A doctor on X, Dr Priyam Bordoloi explained that one eating habit that might i increase the risk of stomach cancer and no, it’s not your love for spicy food.

    Four in 10 cancer cases globally linked to preventable causes: WHO–IARC study

    A new global analysis by the WHO and IARC reveals that up to 37% of new cancer cases in 2022, approximately 7.1 million, were linked to preventable causes. Tobacco, infections, and alcohol were identified as leading risk factors, with lung, stomach, and cervical cancers accounting for nearly half of preventable cases.

    Understanding the critical role of vitamin deficiencies: Symptoms, diagnosis, and successful treatment strategies

    Vitamin deficiencies, affecting millions globally, occur when the body lacks essential micronutrients. These shortages can stem from inadequate diets or absorption issues, leading to symptoms like fatigue, blindness, and neurological problems. Early diagnosis through blood tests and prompt treatment with supplements and dietary changes are crucial for recovery and preventing long-term complications.

    What seemed like heartburn after weight loss injections was actually cancer: Here’s what happened

    A woman's experience highlights the importance of recognising persistent heartburn as a possible sign of stomach cancer, especially when accompanied by other symptoms such as weight loss. While occasional heartburn is common, ongoing or worsening symptoms should be checked by a medical professional to rule out serious conditions like GERD or cancer. Early detection is essential for effective treatment.

    Why over 15 million born between 2008–2017 may develop gastric cancer in their lifetime; Study makes alarming prediction

    A global study warns of a potential surge in gastric cancer cases. Millions born between 2008 and 2017 are at risk. India may have the second-highest number of cases after China. Helicobacter pylori infection is a major cause. Prevention through screening and treatment is crucial. Africa could see a significant rise without intervention. Investment in prevention is essential.

    The Economic Times
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