How Cancer Started 2500 Years Ago; Cancer Stages Explained

EP 2: In this episode, Ochuka explores what cancer is, how it starts, and where it can develop in the body. Learn about the common risk factors, symptoms, and the importance of early detection. We also cover various treatment options, including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, and immunotherapy. Discover how lifestyle changes can reduce your risk and improve outcomes.
Key Topics Covered:
What is cancer?
How and where cancer can start
Risk factors and causes
Common symptoms and early warning signs
Diagnosis and screening
Treatment options and side effects
Living with advanced cancer
Support for patients and caregivers
Stay informed and proactive about your health. If you have any concerns or symptoms, consult a healthcare professional.
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[@mkki5899]

Very informative. My mum just died of cancer...actually yesterday...want to get more and more information about cancer. Asante sana

[@TheJagero]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Cancer is a terrible disease, and I can only imagine what you're going through. If you're looking for more information, this series will be a great resource. We have a lot of information about the cancer experience: types of cancer, treatment options, navigational and support resources.

[@mkki5899]

Thanks. How do i get more information ​@@TheJagero

[@clareogina7365]

Ooh no I’m extremely sorry for your loss 😢😢

[@florenceojowa7706]

Very informative

[@TheJagero]

Thank you for watching. Glad you liked the episode.

[@benjamin-y4p]

How about U-vel gel radiator 42:46

[@TheJagero]

Did you mean gel-filled radiators? There's currently no scientific evidence to suggest that gel-filled radiators cause cancer. These radiators are filled with a special liquid gel instead of water. No known link between the materials used in gel-filled radiators and cancer risk.

[@TheJagero]

There is, currently, no known link between the materials used in gel-filled radiators and cancer risk.

[@MaureenYang-mf4kr]

😢😢

[@TheJagero]

Maureen ❤️ 🎗️

[@benjamin-y4p]

❤

[@benjamin-y4p]

How about Uv,- gel radiator