A team of researchers has discovered a new species of wildflower tucked away on the sun-drenched, rocky plateaus of Maharashtra’s Konkan region.
New research from University of Lucknow and King George’s Medical University shows that specific protein markers involved in cellular recycling can predict how aggressively bladder cancer will return in patients, potentially allowing for more personalised treatment.
A recent study by a team of researchers gives some insights into diagnosing bladder cancer early enough and preventing misinterpretation.
Among the various types of cancer, Urothelial Bladder Cancer (UBC) is responsible for around 2 lakh deaths per year around the world. This cancer affects the inner lining of the bladder and is the most common form of bladder cancer. It usually affects aged individuals, with blood in urine and painful urination as the first sign of its manifestation. Conventional methods of treatment involve surgical removal of cancerous tissue in the bladder and chemotherapy.