In a human body, normally, the cells grow in an orderly way; however, some cells keep on growing in an uncontrolled fashion. The unchecked growth may result in the development of lumps called a tumour. If the tumour is malignant, it is termed as cancer. Since the discovery of the actual cause behind cancer, many treatments and surgeries were used to cut the tumour tissues in different body parts; however, the success rate remained low.
Read MoreEach year, cancers levy a heavy societal burden in terms of cost and epidemiology. This lethal disease is responsible for millions of death every year globally. The growing cost of cancer treatment due to the introduction of advanced techniques and advanced drugs are restricting the patients of lower socioeconomic status from availing high-end treatments.
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