Category: stomach cancer

Gastric Cancer Treatment Guide (2022 Edition) I. Overview   Gastric cancer is a malignant tumor of epithelial origin that originates in the stomach. According to the latest data from China…

Drinking alcohol increases the risk of gastric cancer Many gastric cancer patients are in the habit of drinking a little wine, but it’s important to know that alcohol is a…

Is smoking a high risk factor for developing stomach cancer? . Is smoking a high-risk factor for developing gastric cancer? Yes, because tobacco smoke contains a lot of carcinogens, such…

Patients with similar symptoms and pathology who use the same drug end up with very different outcomes. This may seem like an “odd phenomenon” in terms of common sense, but…

After treatment, all patients with gastric cancer need to have regular follow-up. This is a very misconception that many patients feel that they should always go to the hospital when…

Appropriate exercise not only strengthens the body, but also helps fight cancer A study by the American Cancer Center that included more than 1.44 million people found that exercise significantly…

Yes. Patients with gastric cancer are prone to calcium deficiency due to malabsorption from disease or surgery, so extra attention should be paid to calcium supplementation in the diet, and…

Patients with stomach cancer should increase their white meat intake, reduce red meat, and not eat processed meat. A study that included 16,000 people found that red meat (beef, lamb,…

In the previous two issues, we have presented the latest news on the surgical, perioperative, and metastatic treatment of gastric cancer. I’m sure you’ve noticed that the promising progress in…