How HPV Spreads: Clearing Up Common Misconceptions
Separating fear from facts: This blog helps understand how HPV really transmits and clearing up the most common misconceptions.
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Separating fear from facts: This blog helps understand how HPV really transmits and clearing up the most common misconceptions.
In recent years, the westernisation of urban societies in India has led to an increase in smoking and drinking among young women. However, many do not realise that these habits come with a hidden cost: a significantly higher risk of breast cancer.
This blog offers a foundational overview of breast anatomy and physiology, with a focus on features relevant to the average Indian woman.
This International Women’s Day 2026, we embrace the theme “Give to Gain.” By empowering women with the right knowledge about health and wellbeing, we foster a healthier society. When a woman invests her time in understanding cancer prevention, she not only gains years for herself but also contributes those valuable years back to her entire community.
Regular Do It Yourself (DIY) Breast Self-Examination (BSE) is a powerful and simple way to detect possible breast cancer at its earliest stage. Women, especially those with a family history of cancer, must make it a point to perform these checks regularly.
understanding the heterogeneous landscape of colorectal cancer is crucial for developing more effective and personalized treatment strategies. By characterizing the specific features of a patient’s tumor, doctors can select the most appropriate treatment options and improve the chances of successful outcomes.
Clinical genomics is a swiftly evolving field that merges genomic data with clinical insights to enhance patient care, diagnosis, and treatment strategies.
Addressing the escalating threat of AMR is crucial. Despite the launch of a global action plan19, the challenge persists due to varying levels of adoption by countries.
This year’s World Cancer Day provides an opportunity to raise awareness about the mental health needs of cancer patients. Closing the care gap in cancer and mental health is a complex challenge, but one we must strive to overcome. This blog throws light on the ways to mitigate the concerns.
It usually takes 10–20 years for cervical cancer to develop after HPV infection. So if one can prevent cancer causing HPV infection in the first place and cervical precancerous changes in the cervical cells, eventually, cervical cancer can be prevented. Since we know that cervical cancer is caused by HPV infection, vaccines have been developed to prevent major cancer causing HPVs such as HPV 16 and 18 in addition to others.
At this marquee congress, Karkinos Healthcare established substantial participation by presenting key findings in the form of posters and papers, engagement in panel discussions, delivering knowledge-enhancing workshops, and exhibiting their novel services.
This blog presents views and opinions on the participation by a few of Karkinos Healthcare’s employees.
In cancer, survivorship focuses on the health and the life of a person with cancer post-treatment until the end of life. As the number of cancer survivors is growing, it emphasizes the demand for specialized needs of disease-free cancer survivors.
On this year’s International Women’s Day, I urge everyone to Embrace Equity, give a woman a fair chance to live a quality life. It’s also important that women make a pledge to take proactive steps about self-care by consulting a doctor periodically for screening. Canceling cancer starts with you. Participate in this moonshot!
Karkinos Healthacre will strive to improve the cancer care access and delivery in the state and make a significant impact to the quality of lives of people of West Bengal.
This paper evaluates the challenges in the adoption of digital technologies to deliver cancer care services and provides recommendation for large-scale adoption in the Indian healthcare context.
It is important to empower the woman with knowledge on the right approach to health and wellness. Educating women on preventing life-threatening diseases like cancer is critical to accomplish goals focused on women’s health and in breaking the biases.
Cervical cancer is an eminently preventable disease and amenable for elimination, provided women are vaccinated against HPV infection and screened regularly.
A war room like Command Center is set up by Karkinos Healthcare as a central disseminator of information and guidance to help every patient navigate across the care pathway seamlessly.
The purpose of palliative care is to relieve the patient from suffering and improve the Quality of Life for both patients and families throughout the illness experience, not just at the end of life.
Friends, this is breast cancer awareness month and this is part 1 of the 3-part series of articles I decided to write for the benefit of team Karkinos, nonmedical colleagues, and friends. Education, they say, starts at home as we expand our horizons to go to the world. Part 2 deals with the changing spectrum in breast cancer and Part 3 – the challenges in breast cancer and overcoming them.
New treatment interventions and progress in understanding the biology of cancer truly changed the overall prognosis and survival indices in breast cancer.
We as a community need to work together and not just brace it but contribute to the dawn of new innovative and creative thoughts to cancel and checkmate cancer and overcome the challenges for a better tomorrow.
Karkinos Healthcare has laid down its primary goal to shift the focus of cancer care towards the left side of the spectrum, i.e., early detection and infuse a behavioral shift among citizens in their attitude from illness to wellness.
By Dr. Moni Abraham Kuriakose – Medical Director, Karkinos Healthcare & CEO, Karkinos Healthcare, Kerala
The core objective of Karkinos Healthcare is to create an up-to-date dynamic knowledge base and curate that knowledge to distribute, democratize, and integrate…