Dr. Pooja Babbar

Precision Oncology is an advanced approach to cancer treatment that focuses on understanding the unique biological features of a patient’s cancer. Instead of using the same treatment method for everyone, Precision Oncology helps doctors design personalized treatment plans based on genetic, molecular, and clinical information. This approach recognizes that every cancer behaves differently, even if it originates in the same organ. By studying these differences, Precision Oncology allows for more accurate treatment decisions and improved patient outcomes. How Precision Oncology Works Precision Oncology begins with advanced diagnostic testing, such as molecular profiling and genetic analysis of cancer cells. These tests identify specific changes or mutations that influence how cancer grows and responds to treatment. Once this information is available, doctors can select therapies that are more likely to work for that particular tumor. Treatment options may include targeted therapy, im...

  Oral chemotherapy is an advanced form of cancer treatment where anti-cancer medicines are taken by mouth instead of being given through injections or IV drips. These medicines may come in the form of tablets, capsules, or liquid solutions and work by stopping the growth of cancer cells or destroying them. With medical advancements, oral chemotherapy has become an important and effective option for many types of cancers. Unlike traditional intravenous chemotherapy that requires frequent hospital visits, oral chemotherapy allows patients to take treatment at home under proper medical guidance. However, this does not mean the treatment is mild or less effective. Oral chemotherapy drugs are just as powerful and require strict adherence to dosage, timing, and precautions. How Oral Chemotherapy Works Oral chemotherapy works by entering the bloodstream through the digestive system and targeting rapidly dividing cancer cells. Depending on the type of drug, it may: Slow down cancer cel...

  Targeted therapy is an advanced form of cancer treatment designed to attack specific molecules involved in the growth, progression, and spread of cancer cells. Unlike traditional chemotherapy, which affects both healthy and cancerous cells,  targeted therapy  works by focusing on particular genetic mutations or proteins that are unique to cancer cells. This precision makes treatment more effective and often results in fewer side effects. Over the past decade, targeted therapy has transformed cancer care by offering more personalized treatment options. Patients today benefit from therapies tailored to the biology of their cancer rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. How Does Targeted Therapy Work? Cancer cells grow due to abnormal signals within the body. Targeted therapy drugs are designed to block these signals, stop cancer cells from multiplying, or trigger their destruction. Some targeted therapies prevent the formation of new blood vessels that tumors need to su...