Metabolic and bariatric surgery can reduce endometrial cancer risk
A recent study found that metabolic and bariatric surgery can reduce the risk of endometrial cancer and severe outcomes associated with it.
A recent study found that metabolic and bariatric surgery can reduce the risk of endometrial cancer and severe outcomes associated with it.
Robot-assisted surgery can potentially lead to better outcomes among patients with endometrial cancer.
The integration of AI into various aspects of endometrial cancer care may mean better screening and disease monitoring.
Vaginal brachytherapy is beneficial in some women with endometrial cancer who developed vaginal recurrence.
Chemo and radiation can irritate the lining of the stomach and slow the movement of food through your gastrointestinal system.
Some forms of hormone replacement therapy may increase the risk of endometrial hyperplasia among postmenopausal women.
The link between mental illnesses and the risk of cancer development deserves further exploration.
Future studies should continue to explore the link between visceral fat and endometrial cancer.
It is important to ensure that patients with endometrial cancer of every age category are adequately represented.
Increased physical activity may improve survival in endometrial cancer.