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00:05What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:07What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:08In addition to that, the cancers of the lung cancer are the same.
00:12Smoking and pollution are the same.
00:15How do we diagnose this?
00:18How do we diagnose the lung cancer?
00:20Let's talk about the treatment options.
00:24Welcome, Doctor.
00:26What is the lung cancer?
00:27I think that we know about the lung cancer and cancer.
00:30But we don't know what they specific.
00:33We don't know what they can provide for the body.
00:36So, what is the lung cancer?
00:37The lung cancer is basically a single cancer.
00:40We have to deal with the cancer and sufferings in our body.
00:46The disease has to be caused by the disease,
00:48and the disease has to be caused by the disease.
00:56The disease is caused by the disease.
00:57When we look at our lungs, we have airways
01:01We call it a smaller airways, and we call it alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, and we mix the air with blood
01:14In this airways, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20These are the cells in the blood vessels and organs
01:28How common is this?
01:30In India, we have to know how common is this?
01:33How common is this?
01:35How common is this?
01:36We have to know about the other cancers
01:43How common is this?
01:45How common is this in India?
01:47In India, we have to know how common is this in India
01:52In India, there are many common cancer in India
01:57In females, it is breast cancer naturally
02:00In females, it is lung cancer
02:02In India, there are 80,000 new cases
02:0780,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:18That's very common
02:25But in males, it is not that?
02:28Yes
02:29Overall, in smoking, there are male predilections
02:33That is, it is related to smoking?
02:36In males, it is the most important cost of lung cancer
02:42Smoking is the most important cost of lung cancer
02:43The most important cost
02:43But it is not about that
02:46Atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution
02:50Atmospheric pollution, it is not about the vehicle exposed
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53That is not about the work we do
02:56Naturally, it is about exposure
02:57To be continued
02:58What are the factors in Australia?
03:02How are you contributing to the focus?
03:03What are you pointing to the factors in Australia?
03:03Dr. Paran Marrani, the industry pollution
03:04And where does the drug smoke
03:08So we have the disease
03:10And then where we have other things
03:13More factors in Canada
03:15Now, the impact of smoking causes cancer
03:18It is very famous. It doesn't have any stress. But it doesn't matter.
03:25I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31There are multiple factors. One is second-hand smokers.
03:35Because there is a smokers.
03:38Usually there is smoke. The bedroom is smoke.
03:43Then the smokers will be exposed.
03:47That is a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:58Yes. In this lung cancer, there is an important path to cure.
04:02There are many cigarettes.
04:04That is very important.
04:06That is very important.
04:09If you do smoking or vaping, I don't think it is safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20There are many chemicals in aerosols.
04:24There are no factors.
04:27There is no vaping.
04:28Actually, active content is nicotine.
04:30And if there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use this.
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation.
04:36There is no nicotine.
04:37So, it is not nicotine.
04:38It is not nicotine.
04:40It is not nicotine.
04:42It is not nicotine.
04:43It is not nicotine.
04:43Maybe they are going to use a weaning off.
04:45If they are smoking or addicted.
04:49Then they have two factors.
04:51One is nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Two are psychological.
04:57They are feeling that they are feeling.
04:59If they are feeling.
05:01If they are feeling that the nicotine is not nicotine.
05:07They are not vapes.
05:09They are not vapes.
05:11Usually, vapes are not vapes.
05:14They are also vapes.
05:16They are also called aerosols.
05:17But there is a lot of aldehyde content, but it is not harmful for cancer, like pleuritic pain,
05:27that is an indestitial lung disease, it is not harmful for chemicals.
05:33It is safer than frigate, but it is not safe.
05:37There are many factors, pollution and smoking.
05:42But in India, there is no number of cancer detection.
05:50There is no commonity cancer, but there is no lung cancer.
05:54What are the factors of this elevation?
05:59Multiple factors.
06:00One thing I would say is, smoking, industrialization, urbanization, etc.
06:10Now, if we have a daily layer quality index, what do we know?
06:14Cities layer quality is very bad, compared to the villages.
06:19Industrialization is the cause.
06:20One is more detection.
06:23It is being registered.
06:26They are registered, so naturally, that is a coincidence.
06:36Can you treat it?
06:37When that is diagnosed?
06:39No, we can treat it as a doctor.
06:43The first is our history.
06:44The only person will get cancer.
06:46We can treat it as a lung cancer.
06:48If you don't get cancer, I can treat it as a doctor.
06:51Some patients will treat it as a doctor.
06:53Actually, there is no brain cancer because it is spread around the lungs.
06:56It is spread in the lung and brain
07:01The documentation is very clear
07:03It is clear, clarity
07:07If it is not a risk factor, it can be diagnosed with a female
07:13It is not a risk factor
07:14It is a genetic factor
07:16If I say it is a genetic factor
07:21Then there is a driver mutation
07:26There is a cancer mutation
07:28There is a mutation in our DNA
07:30In our body, full-time cell replication
07:37When it comes to the cell replication, there are errors
07:40When it comes to the error, it is correct
07:45When it comes to the cell replication, it will fail
07:50It will be spontaneous
07:53When it comes to the cell replication, it will fail
07:59It is a different factor
08:00It is not true
08:02For example, it is a genetic factor
08:05It will contribute to it
08:08If there is a cancer, it is very common
08:12What symptoms are there
08:17What symptoms are there
08:18If there is a cancer
08:20What are the common symptoms?
08:23What are the common symptoms?
08:24Most of the common symptoms are Choma
08:26Choma
08:28Choma is very good
08:36Choma is very good
08:38The common symptoms are the issue
08:40She has many symptoms
08:42That is a smoker
08:43She is very good
08:44She is very good
08:45But they are very good
08:46Choma
08:46Choma is very good
08:47Yes
08:48That is
08:49Since we are in the doctor
08:51We are in the doctor
08:53We are all good
08:55We are all good
08:56We are aggressive
08:57We are aggressive
08:58If a smoker is very good
09:00Then he knows what is smoking
09:02He is more good
09:05There is no way to do it.
09:06Is it smoking or cancer?
09:10Yes, it is a little bit.
09:13If you go to the doctor or the primary doctor,
09:17you can take a little X-ray.
09:20If you go to the hospital, you will go to the hospital.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26That is the case.
09:29One lung cancer,
09:31you will see the symptoms,
09:34and you will see that.
09:36The first one is very common.
09:37The first one is very common.
09:39The first one is very common.
09:43The first one is TB.
09:47The third one is C.A.T.
09:51Especially the first one,
09:54it is X-ray.
09:56It has no capacity to detect the cancer of a patient.
10:00The second one is not cancer.
10:02The third one is prostate cancer.
10:03If you do the first one,
10:07then the first one is it's a prostate cancer.
10:11You will see the first one is over the skull.
10:12The first one is a surgical patient cellwell.
10:12Early cancer is not dependent on the cancer.
10:15It is not dependent on the right hand.
10:18The second one is CT.
10:20CT. That is basic screening. Low-dose CT. Low-dose CT. That is radiation exposure and coronary CT. That is
10:31the screening test.
10:34Doctor, what are our symptoms? What are the main symptoms?
10:39All of these are other symptoms. What do you think about it?
10:45What are the symptoms of cancer? What are the symptoms of cancer? One is the symptoms of Ulbavich.
10:55Ulbavich is the lung. The main symptom is the cough. The cough is irritation.
11:02The tumour will irritate our airways. It will irritate our body.
11:09And other symptoms and irritate our symptoms.
11:12That is a foreign particle.
11:15We have to take the irritations from the front.
11:20Two more people are in the body,
11:22and then we have to take the load of the body,
11:26and then we have to take the capacity of the body.
11:34this is the capacity of the body,
11:36we have to take exercise.
11:40Do you want to do exercise?
11:42Do you want to do exercise?
11:44Do you want to do exercise?
11:45The third thing is death
11:48Because the tumor is leaking from the tumor
11:52The tumor is leaking from the tumor
11:57That is the tumor
12:03If the tumor is leaking from the tumor, the lungs are really pain sensitive
12:09It is not pain sensitive?
12:12Yes, it is not pain sensitive
12:13The lungs are very pain sensitive
12:16If the tumor is touching the chest wall, it is very pain
12:22It is pain, it is not pain
12:27But it is pain in late state
12:29Do you have any tests on the tumor?
12:35At the tumor, it is very good
12:37The tumor is very good
12:39If the tumor is very good, the tumor is very good
12:40The tumor is very good
12:43The tumor is a real tumor
12:46The tumor is a tumor
12:57The age group is 55 to 75
13:02Do you have a CT scan for a year of Chainsmokers?
13:07Yes, we can do a lot of CT
13:10In CT, we can do a lot of CT
13:13We can do a lot of CT
13:16We can do a biopsy
13:18If we have cancer, we can prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:23If we have biopsy, we can do a bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27We can do a percutaneous biopsy
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer
13:31We have two divisions of lung cancer
13:36Small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is an exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If we have a non-smoker
13:48If we have a small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:55If we have a small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15% of the drug
14:01If we have 85% of the drug
14:04We can do a non-small cell lung cancer
14:05Now we have some cancers
14:07So go back and do myoyci
14:10How do we help you as the government?
14:13How do we help you?
14:14How are we improve this?
14:14You are good
14:21Let's say for example, the government
14:23It has newűs and negative cancer
14:25Different countries can have cancer
14:28From different countries
14:30To answer the questions of encouraging
14:35There are plenty of härに
14:35Do you want to help the government with screening?
14:38Yes, they help the government. That's why there is a cancer screening in Ayishman Farad.
14:45Central government?
14:47That's why there is a treatment for the government.
14:52There is a treatment for the government employees.
14:56That's why there is a treatment for Ayishman Farad.
15:00There is a scheme for the government.
15:03What are the problems?
15:05Do you think the doctor is going to go to the alternate treatment?
15:09Actually, what is the case?
15:12What is the case?
15:13Now, with the cancer and diagnosis,
15:16the piloting, the piloting, the piloting, the piloting, the piloting, the piloting,
15:21the piloting, the piloting, the piloting, the piloting,
15:23the piloting, the alternate methods like treatment.
15:26That's a very interesting scenario.
15:29What I would say is that a treatment method is not against evidence-based diarrhea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:39Okay.
15:39I think that's because of the errors.
15:42Yes.
15:42If you are not, you can take a second opinion?
15:45Yes, definitely.
15:46That's because of the errors.
15:48But the problem of the alternate medicine is not evidence-based.
15:51If you are not using a medical doctor, you can take a second opinion.
15:55But if you are not using that medicine, it will improve or improve.
16:02But if you are not using that data, you will get the right answer.
16:06Ultimately, the patient will benefit from it.
16:10But there is no evidence.
16:12If you believe that there is no side effects,
16:18then ultimately, we will cure that there is no side effects.
16:22There is no side effects.
16:26There is no side effects.
16:27Okay, doctor.
16:29If you think about cancer, it is fatal.
16:31There is no disease.
16:33So, we will be able to discover that later.
16:36We will be able to connect with that.
16:40But if there is no stage,
16:42there is no recovery.
16:44I am going to say,
16:46this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:49We will be able to divide.
16:50We will be able to test PET CT and MRI brain.
16:57We will be able to spread the PET CT and MRI brain.
17:06We will divide the stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
17:10We will divide the stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
17:13We will spread the organ and the organ.
17:14We have spread the manifesto.
17:16Is that the fourth stage?
17:17Does the brain spread as a stretch?
17:19That is.
17:19No other organs spread as a stretch.
17:21It is stage 4.
17:23So, stage 4 becomes curable.
17:26Stage 1, 2 and 3 is curable.
17:29We take up to curative intention.
17:31We take up to curable stages and concentrate.
17:33Especially at stage 1, there is a high curation.
17:36It is a stage 3.
17:37Well, at stage 1, there is a 80% cure rate,
17:40In stage 3, you will have 30% curing
17:43Because there is no relapse risk
17:45There is no relapse risk
17:48How do you relapse?
17:51There is no relapse risk
17:52In stage 1, there is no relapse risk
17:56In stage 1 and 2, we refer to the surgery
18:02In stage 2, we refer to the surgery
18:08If we do a chemotherapy for surgery, we will be able to talk about the pathology report
18:16Now, a little bit about the surgery
18:22In the first place, we have chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy
18:32We will be able to talk about the surgery
18:36In the first place, we will continue the surgery
18:39In the first place, we will continue the immunotherapy and targeted therapy
18:44For a definite period
18:46Based on this, there is a little bit of mutational status
18:51In this case, we will continue to do the surgery for a definite, well-defined period
18:58In stage 3, we will be able to talk about the surgery
19:03In stage 3, we will be able to talk about radiation plus chemotherapy
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11In stage 4, we will be able to talk about radiation plus chemotherapy
19:31In stage 4, we will have surgery
19:38In stage 4, we will have surgery
19:38In stage 4, we will have surgery
19:41Bad radiation is very focused on radiation and focused radiation
19:46Part of the session is limited to the brain
19:48The main focus is on systemic therapy
19:50Okay
19:50Systemic therapy
19:52What's the systemic therapy?
19:54It is basically
19:54It is chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
19:58In that case, stage 4 patients have a biopsy-valued tumor sample
20:05That is a mutation profiling
20:08It is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12Limited panel is a little bit of mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling is a lot of mutations
20:21We need to avoid chemotherapy
20:23We need to avoid chemotherapy
20:28In targeted therapy, immunotherapy, chemotherapy will be better results
20:34But with much less toxicity
20:37Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immuno-targeted therapies?
20:42In chemotherapy, we need to avoid all dividing cells
20:49For every tumor, they have to avoid the tumor
20:55We have to avoid from the large tumor
20:57They are able to avoid the tumor
20:57But they are able to avoid the tumor
21:00They are able to avoid the tumor
21:00Of the cells, the눈, the skin, the skin
21:18It is a very specific treatment.
21:22There is a mutation in the cancer.
21:25EGFR mutation, ALK mutation.
21:28There are many mutations.
21:30There is a mutation in the cell.
21:37There is a mutation in the tumor.
21:39There is a mutation in the tumor.
21:43It is very minimal.
21:45It is very minimal.
21:47They have a very good response in the tumor.
21:51With minimal side effects elsewhere.
21:53That is targeted.
21:55In Immunotherapy, basically,
21:58all tumors in our body
21:59are exposed to our immune system.
22:04Our immune system is a foreign tumor.
22:08It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:12It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:18It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:25It is an immune system.
22:26It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:33The immune system is visible in the body
22:36You identify a foreign particle?
22:39Yes, a foreign particle is identified in the body
22:43Then there is a good immune system, naturally immunity
22:47This tumor affects the natural immune system
22:53So, if you use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, it is not a chemo
22:59That's true, the much for any type of chemotherapy is needed
23:05It is not a chemo, but there are no other options for the immunotherapy
23:12If you use targeted therapy with chemotherapy, we can use targeted therapy
23:13In other words, when we combine targeted therapy and chemotherapy in a brief period
23:17Then we can use targeted therapy, for example, when we take a short period of time
23:22Because there are side effects that are very bad
23:23It is a very normal life, almost near normal life
23:29It is a treatment in a mainstream cancer center
23:35It is correct from the beginning
23:38If you take alternate medicine or take an important time
23:45It is not a good thing
23:48It is not a cancer center
23:51It is right from the biopsies
23:53It is at negative negative
23:57Specifically, we know the doctors, training and training
24:09It's a whole ecosystem. It's a whole ecosystem.
24:17So, how do we do that ecosystem?
24:19After that, it's going to be more scientific and more smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is that we have a patient.
24:31We have a patient and we have a patient.
24:35We have a patient and we have a patient.
24:36The expectations are a little realistic.
24:42What I would like to say is that the patient is open to us.
24:46If we have a doctor in the same way, we can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51In this interview, how do we do this?
24:56What is the case of the patient's attention to this patient?
25:00What is the case of the doctor?
25:03We are aware of the changes in our body and we are aware of the changes in our body
25:33We are aware of the changes in our body and we are aware of the changes in our body and
25:41we are aware of the changes in our body
25:50We have to look at our investments because our investments are healthy
26:00So, if you take a test, you will be able to take a test.
26:05If you take a test, you will be able to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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