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Bruce Campbell revealed he has been diagnosed with a "treatable, not curable" cancer, without disclosing the type. The Evil Dead star said treatment will affect appearances and work plans. Experts note that some advanced cancers can be managed long-term, highlighting the importance of early detection and ongoing care. , Health, Times Now

Frequent burping is usually harmless and linked to issues like acid reflux, gastritis, or indigestion. Doctors say it is rarely a sign of stomach, esophageal, or pancreatic cancer unless accompanied by red-flag symptoms such as unexplained weight loss, persistent pain, bloating, vomiting blood, or difficulty swallowing. Persistent symptoms require medical evaluation. , Health, Times Now

Doctors at the All India Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi on Friday announced a successful surgery where they removed a whopping 19.9 kg tumour from a 43-year-old colon cancer patient, giving her a new lease of life.