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CAN LIFESTYLE CHANGES PREVENT CANCER?
CAN LIFESTYLE CHANGES PREVENT CANCER?
MBBS, MD, DNB, MRCP(SCE) (UK)
Consultant Medical Oncology & Haemato-Oncology
Aster CMI Hospital, Bangalore.
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Experts believe that one-third to one-half of all cancers can be prevented. That’s because certain daily habits can make us more likely to get cancer.
Many factors that increase your cancer risk are beyond your control, such as your family history and your genes. Others, such as whether you smoke or get regular cancer screenings, are within your control. Changing certain habits can give you a powerful tool to help prevent cancer.
“The lifestyle choices you make now regarding your health will influence your wellness for the REST of your LIFE”.
About Dr Vaishnavi
Dr. Vaishnavi Joshi is a medical oncologist ,a cancer specialist with more than 5 years of experience in treating not only solid tumours (head and neck cancer, gastric oesophageal cancers, colorectal cancer, breast and gynaec cancers, brain tumors ,kidney and urinary tract cancers, sarcomas,etc) blood and bone marrow cancers as well.
Dr.Vaishnavi pursued her MD Internal medicine from Madurai Medical College with “API GOLD MEDAL” to her credit. She completed her Oncology Superspeciality training-DNB Medical Oncology from Apollo Hospitals, Bangalore in 2016. Dr.Vaishnavi has till date presented and published several papers in National and international forums including a chapter on Gynaecological malignancies” in API textbook of Medicine.
She is actively involved in autologous stem cell transplantation programs for Multiple myeloma and Lymphoma since 2016. Her special areas of interest are “Cancer in Women”, multiple myeloma, Lymphomas and Lung cancer. She is passionate and enthusiastic about cancer prevention in women and society as a whole and has conducted numerous talks and public interactions for the same. .
She believes in evidence based cancer care guided by scientific principles, ethics and most importantly empathy and compassion.