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Dr. Sreya Mallik is a Medical Oncologist practicing at Karkinos Healthcare Private Limited, Kolkata. Dr. Sreya Mallik has completed her MBBS from R.G. Kar Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata & then did her MD in Radiation Oncology from Medical College & hospital, Kolkata. She did her DM in Medical Oncology from Dr. B. Borooah Cancer Institute, Guwahati (A Unit of Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai). She is a certified Medical Oncologist from the Federation of Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom. She has certification in palliative care under Indian Association of Palliative Care. She has an experience of more than 10 years in the field of Oncology.

Dr. Sreya has expertise in managing all type of solid malignancies with special interest in breast cancer, lung cancer, gynaecological and gastrointestinal malignancies. She has a vast experience of treating paediatric malignancies and hematological malignancies including lymphoma & leukaemia. Dr. Sreya is well acquainted with modern chemotherapeutic drugs, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.

Dr. Sreya has participated in various National and International conferences. She has numerous publications in National as well as International journals.

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Dr. Sreya Mallik

Consultant Medical & Hemato-oncologist

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Molecular Diagnostics

Welcome to our Molecular Diagnostics

Molecular diagnostics are increasingly used in cancer care to guide patient management from diagnosis to treatment. Molecular diagnostics are part of the “personalized” or “precision” medicines. Precision medicine also called personalized medicine is aimed at the identification of the right drug, for the right patient, at the right dose, at the right time. Molecular diagnostics are tests that detect genetic material (DNA & RNA), proteins, or related molecules that provide information about risk of developing cancer and also diagnosis of cancer. These tests are most commonly run on samples of blood, saliva, or tumour tissue. Clinical uses of molecular diagnostics in oncology are risk assessment, diagnosis, prognosis, predicting treatment response and monitoring recurrence.
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Welcome to our Immunohistochemistry (IHC)

Immunohistochemistry is a technique used to determine the presence and level of specific cellular proteins. IHC uses antibodies to detect antigens in a tissue sample. IHC measures protein expression using specially labeled antibodies that can bind to the proteins of interest. IHC is a commonly used technique because it is inexpensive to perform, doesn’t require special equipment, and generally quite accurate. IHC is used for cancer diagnosis, development of anti-cancer drugs and determination of treatment response. Various anticancer drugs (chemotherapy, targeted therapy, hormone therapy) can be used by the help of immunohistochemistry.
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Welcome to our Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy is the form of drug which directly kills the cancer cells and stops the growth of malignant cells. During the last six decades, a large number of chemotherapeutic drugs are discovered which act in different metabolic pathways of the cellular kinetics. Chemotherapy drugs can be used as a single agent or may be combined together for better efficacy. Different cancers need different chemotherapy drugs. Chemotherapy can be administered via intravenous, oral, peritoneal and intrathecal route. Chemotherapy schedule may be weekly, 2 weekly or 3 weekly intervals depending upon the disease and regimen. Adverse effects of chemotherapies are the main concerns of its use. Along with killing of tumour cells, chemotherapy also destroys the normal cells in our body leading to unavoidable side effects. Common side effects of chemotherapy are: nausea & vomiting, hair fall, diarrhorea, infection, oral ulcer, allergic reactions, anaemia, low WBC count, skin discolouration etc.
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Welcome to our Targeted therapy and Immunotherapy

The term “targeted agents” belongs to the newly developed group of drugs that precisely “target” the pathways that are activated in cancer cells. Immunotherapy activates our immune system to eliminate the cancer cells. This class of drugs has the advantage over conventional chemotherapy agents in targeting specific cancer depending pathways without much damage to the normal cells. With the development of targeted agents in last two decades, the acceptance of cancer therapy has improved than before. Diagnostic and molecular oncology plays a major role in defining the “targets” where the drug will work. Many of the targeted agents are available in tablet forms. Hormonal agents are another form of targeted therapy which acts by alteration of hormone production. Role of targeted and immunotherapeutic agents has been established in lung cancer, breast cancer, renal cell cancer, colorectal cancer, melanoma skin cancer, blood cancers.
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Welcome to our Palliative therapy

Palliative care is the active total care of patients and their families by a multi-professional team when the patient’s disease is no longer responsive to curative treatment. The goal of palliative care is to provide a good quality of life during terminal illness, to alleviate the symptoms like pain, breathing difficulty, obstruction. Palliative care also support the patients family socially, psychologically and spiritually to cope up with the bereavement.
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What People Say ?

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Mr. Ashim Kumar Sinha

Mr. Ashim Kumar Sinha

Sarcoma
Now I am much better than before.
Ms. Puspa Das

Ms. Puspa Das

CA Breast
I am fine, I have no pain and the side effects are very less. I am happy with this doctors treatment.
Mr. Mihir Debnath

Mr. Mihir Debnath

Multiple Myeloma
I am fine, my back was very painful, I could not get out of bed. I am going to work today. I am happy with this doctors treatment.
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Just Answer the Questions

What is Cancer ?
Cancer is when cells in the body change and grow out of control. Cancer is made up of abnormal cells that grow even though your body doesn’t need them. In most type of cancer, the abnormal cells grow to form a lump or mass called a tumour.
What causes cancer ?
There are mainly two types of factors contribute to the development of cancer. First is a tendency or predisposition to develop cancer i.e. strong family history of cancer, mutated/ abnormal genetic composition. The other is exposure to the triggers that start the cancer i.e. chronic infection with viruses (cervical cancer, hepatocellular cancer, lymphoma), environmental toxins (exposure to cigarette smoke, radiation exposure, occupational exposure to different carcinogenic materials).
Do we get cancer from what we eat ?
It is challenging to find specific links between a food or nutrient and cancer. Foods contain many substances that may either increase or lower cancer risk. High- fat, low-fibre diets may increase the risk of many cancers including bowel, prostate cancer etc. Smoked food (foods containing N-nitrosoamines) may increase the risk of developing stomach and esophageal cancers. Reducing alcohol intake and maintaining a healthy body weight may reduce the risk of many cancers. Phytonutrients found in fruits and vegetables most likely work together to lower cancer risk.
Can cancer be prevented ?
Cancer can be prevented if we adopt healthy lifestyles i.e. regular exercising, minimizing the consumption of alcohol, maintaining a good dietary habit, quitting smoking etc. Cancer can also be prevented if we follow the proper screening guidelines to detect the cancers at a very early stage (breast cancer, cervical cancer, colon cancer). Vaccination against Human papilloma virus (HPV) can also help to prevent cervical cancer, oropharyngeal cancer, anal cancer).
What are the common side effects of chemotherapy drugs ?
Chemotherapy drugs act by killing the cancer cells. During the process of killing the tumour cells, chemotherapy drugs also destroy the normal cells which may lead to side effects. The types of side effects are either acute or long term. The common acute side effects of chemotherapy are hair loss, nausea & vomiting, fatigue, weakness, decrease in blood counts, mouth ulcers, prone for infections etc. The long term side effects of chemotherapy drugs are mainly neurological, cardiological, endocrinological.

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