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Cure for Cancer

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Explore cutting-edge research in cancer medicine to revolutionize patient care. Our platform bridges the gap between breakthrough discoveries and pharmacies, propelling innovative cancer treatments into the market. Join us in the fight against cancer – Together, we can make a difference!

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Importance of Cure for Cancer

Enhancing patient lives

Impacting global health

Promoting medical advancements

Articles & Blog

Gene Mutations in Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer Anyone can get a gene mutation that causes lung cancer.

How Do Genetics Play a Role in the Development of Cancer Genes act like an instruction manual for our body.

Genetic Counseling for Hereditary Cancers Roughly 5 to 10 percent of cancers are linked to hereditary cancer syndrome.

Is There a Cure for Cancer? Because every kind of cancer is different, there’s no one-size-fits-all cure.

The Evolution of Genetic Testing and Immunotherapy in Prostate Cancer Evidence for genetic risk factors in prostate cancer continues to grow.

The 3 Screenings All Men Should Have Today The earlier that cancer is caught, the higher the chance of it being treatable.

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Machine Learning

Learn custom machine learning and MLOps services to help businesses.

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Data Science

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Data Engineering

Design and build scalable data pipelines by mastering data engineering.

Big Data

Leverage big data for operational efficiency with our expert guidance.

Our Services

AI

Master the power of AI services for predictive, automated decision-making.

Machine Learning

Learn custom machine learning and MLOps services to help businesses.

Python

Harness the full power of Python to unlock unbound innovations and automation.

Data Science

Unlock data insights with data science consulting and implementation.

Data Engineering

Design and build scalable data pipelines by mastering data engineering.

Big Data

Leverage big data for operational efficiency with our expert guidance.

Genes & Technology

Advancements in cell biology, genetics, and immunology since the 1970s have revolutionized medicine. Technologies like CT, MRI, and PET scans provide detailed insights, while keyhole surgery and lasers enhance safety and ease.

Seeing Inside The Body

Randomize Till It Hurts

Genes & Technology

Cells & Microbes

During the 19th century, significant advancements in medicine were facilitated by the light microscope. Exploring the intricacies of the human body, Swiss anatomist Albert von Kölliker conducted extensive studies on various animal and human tissues, including skin, bones, muscles, nerves, blood, and organs. His seminal work, the 1852 Handbook of Human Histology, swiftly gained acclaim as essential reading in the fields of biology and medicine.

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Medicine needs men and women

Women in medicine

All cells come from cells

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All cells come from cells

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Global Health

Following World War II, the deadliest conflict in history, the World Health Organization (WHO) was formally founded on April 7, 1948. Its vision aimed for universal health, advocating that the highest standards of care should be accessible to everyone.

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Vaccines, Serums & Antibiotics

Vaccines, Serums & Antibiotics

In the early 20th century, physiologists Starling and Bayliss discovered hormones in 1902. This gave rise to the field of endocrinology. Insulin, a vital hormone, was identified in 1922, transforming diabetes treatment. The cause of scurvy was revealed in 1912 by biochemist Casimir Funk, who also highlighted the importance of vitamins. Innovations like the electrocardiograph and electroencephalogram enabled quicker diagnoses, contributing to a surge in U.S. life expectancy to 65 years by 1945. However, medicine confronted new challenges, including bacterial resistance to antibiotics and emerging health issues like widespread obesity and novel forms of cancer due to changing lifestyles