The early detection of bladder cancer results in less invasive treatment with cure rates of 90% with long term survival Published on 23/05/2024 This is the fifth most commonly diagnosed tumour in Spain, with an incidence almost five times greater in men than in women.
Ears, lips and scalp, areas that we must not forget to protect from the sun in summer Published on 04/07/2023 In Spain, around 78,000 cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year. Some sunburns are aggressive lesions that, when repeated and over the long term (20-30 years), can lead to cancer1, 2
Immunotherapy, key to the prevention of skin cancer recurrence and in the treatment of advanced-stage tumors Published on 09/06/2022 The use of this form of adjuvant treatment is increasingly associated with greater therapeutic benefits for patients, even in earlier stages of the disease
Colon cancer cases are on the rise in those under 50 Published on 30/03/2022 Various scientific studies confirm an increased incidence rate of colon cancer in young adults. In Europe, specifically, between 40 and 45 years old, one study observed an annual increase of 1.6% between 2004 and 2016
Lip cancer has a 95% survival rate if diagnosed early Published on 05/07/2021 As it is located in a highly visible area, detection is usually very easy: a small erosion or wound that has not healed after a few weeks is a suspicious symptom. The sun and smoking are the main risk factors for lip cancer and cause a multiplier effect when both factors are involved
The number of severe skin tumors has tripled since the beginning of the pandemic due to delayed diagnosis Published on 20/05/2021 Tumors that are usually treated by dermatologists and are generally caught early, have become more advanced tumors and are, therefore, more complex and expensive to treat
Llega el encuentro Mujerhoy Cancer Care 2021 sobre Salud, Cuidados y Prevención del Cáncer en la Mujer Published on 07/05/2021 El próximo 19 de mayo, de 16:00 a 18:00 horas, conéctate en directo a una nueva edición del evento sobre el cáncer en la mujer.
Colonoscopy delays due to fear of COVID-19 worsens prognosis for colorectal cancer patients Published on 29/03/2021 The impact of a delay of between 7 and 12 months in testing for the diagnosis of this tumor translates into a 3% increase in the mortality rate, and for those over 12 months, 7%