Advances in oncology technology revolutionize cancer treatment, increasing the chances of cure

Cancer has become the disease that most afflicts the population in Brazil and in the world, but the advancement of oncological technology for the treatment of the disease has encouraged doctors, as more accurate genetic and molecular information of patients combined with new therapies and treatments, bring to the patient, in addition to a better quality of life during treatment, a higher percentage of successful cure.

In Brazil, the prediction of cancer incidence is that seven hundred and four thousand new cases will occur by the end of 2025; Therefore, it is necessary to seek prevention and diagnose the disease quickly and accurately and what has encouraged doctors is precisely the advance towards the early detection of a tumor.

New therapeutic techniques have emerged in recent years, such as immunotherapy and gene therapies, which introduce healthy genes into the body to replace sick native ones. This has increased life expectancy and success against the disease.

Immunotherapy consists of making the patient’s body produce its own antibodies, stimulating the immune system to recognize and thus attack cancer cells. This treatment has been shown to be quite effective, especially against skin, lung, kidney and bladder tumors.

Tumor remissions have become more common due to advances in technology. A few years ago, we could easily identify people who were undergoing cancer treatments, but now, due to these new approaches, patients have gained a better quality of life, continuing as much as possible with their daily routines of study, work, and thus enjoying moments with friends and family.

It is not just for cancer, but with the advances in the treatment of the most diverse diseases, through increasingly serious scientific research, aligned with modern techniques for identifying and treating the various ailments, it makes the patient face the challenges with quality of life. details of life and that doctors have increasingly accurate diagnoses.

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