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Doctors warn that a white glow or dot in a child's eye in flash photos may signal leukocoria, a condition linked to serious eye diseases like retinoblastoma, the most common childhood eye cancer. Experts say parents should not ignore this sign, as early detection through medical evaluation can significantly improve survival and help protect a child's eyesight. , Health, Times Now

Experts say 'surge in cancer cases remains relatively modest on a per capita basis, but actual burden may be higher due to persistent underreporting in rural, underserved regions'.

Colorectal cancer is often linked to lifestyle, but inherited gene mutations can also raise risk. Hereditary conditions like Lynch syndrome and familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) can lead to early-onset colon cancer and other cancers. Doctors say family history, early diagnosis, and genetic testing are key warning signs, while regular screening and surveillance help detect cancer early and reduce risk. , Health, Times Now

One of the most important classes of carcinogens in tobacco smoke is tobacco-specific nitrosamines (TSNAs)

Cancer expert Dr Thomas Seyfried says preventing cancer cell growth involves cutting off their fuel supply: glucose and glutamine. He shares 2 ways to do this. | Health

Cipla USA has recalled over 400 cartons of Nilotinib Capsules used to treat blood cancers after they failed to meet specifications, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which classified it as a low-risk Class III recall.

Cancer surgery does not spread tumours, experts say, debunking common myths that often delay treatment. Senior oncologist explains that specialised surgical oncologists remove tumours with proper margins, improving outcomes. Biopsies and surgery remain essential tools for accurate diagnosis and effective cancer treatment. , Health, Times Now

Sometimes waiting for symptoms to appear may be too late when it comes to detecting cancer. Dr Vass shares tests that can help with early detection. | Health

Viral claims linking eggs to cancer are false, as FSSAI has clarified that eggs are safe to eat and do not cause cancer when consumed as part of a balanced diet.

Cancer is often associated with dramatic symptoms, but doctors say many cases begin quietly and are discovered only during routine scans. Experts explain why some cancers remain silent for years and why paying attention to subtle changes can make all the difference., Health, Times Now