Blog
All Blogposts
Explore Now
Leukemia treatment abroad
20 January 2020
Leukemia is one of the oncological diseases during which the patient has a malfunction of bone marrow. Often, leukemia is called "blood cancer", which is not entirely correct, or "leucosis" which is an outdated name. In the following article, you will learn what leukemia is, what are the types of disease and how leukemia is treated abroad.
Explore Now
Treatment of cervical cancer abroad
24 December 2019
Cervical cancer is one of the causes of premature death of women. World Health Organization data represents that annually cervical cancer causes the death of 270 thousand women around the world. Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. In this article, the mentioned disease and ways of its treatment abroad will be discussed.
Explore Now
Skin Cancer Abroad
13 December 2019
Having heard the diagnosis of cancer, both the patient and his family and close ones start to panic, however, everyone should be aware that skin cancer is not a sentence at all. At least, because of the fact, that neoplasms do not appear inside the body, but on the exterior of the skin. Accordingly, most often the patient himself can notice changes in skin even with the naked eye.
Explore Now
Stomach Cancer Treatment Abroad
13 December 2019
Stomach cancer is one of the most common types of cancer. In 2018, 1 million people died with the mentioned disease. Despite the fact that stomach cancer is fatal, some patients manage to defeat this illness forever. Timely detection and proper treatment are the keys to recovery. In this article, will be discussed what exactly stomach cancer is and how it is treated abroad.
Explore Now
Lung cancer treatment abroad
13 December 2019
Lung cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in the world. In 2018, 9.6 million people died from the mentioned disease. Millions of people are diagnosed with lung cancer each year. However, high rates of mortality do not mean, that the disease is incurable. Lung cancer treatment is successfully carried out in many countries.
Explore Now
Heart Surgery, Postoperative Period
06 September 2019
The heart is our main life-giving organ, the most important muscle in our body. During pregnancy, after 3 weeks of fertilization, the heart begins to beat and it lasts a lifetime. The heart beats about 115 000 times in one day, besides this, it can pump 7000 litres of blood into the arteries daily. Impressive numbers, right?
Explore Now
Eye Diseases, How to deal with it
06 September 2019
In the epoch of digital communications, we spend quite a lot of time watching TV, or online-surfing in laptops or smartphones. While doing so, we sometimes discover that the things we are watching at, become blur, our eyes become itchy, and this might gradually lead to losing even the most perfect eyesight.