Head and neck cancers mainly caused by high use of tobacco, consuming alcohol, poor oral hygiene and HPV infection. This type of cancer affects the mouth, voice box, and nasal cavity

Liver cancer is often linked to chronic hepatitis B or C infection, cirrhosis, alcohol abuse, or fatty liver disease.

Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer affecting plasma cells in the bone marrow. Risk factors include genetics, exposure to radiation, or immune disorders.

Lymphoma affects the lymphatic system, caused by genetic mutations, weak immunity, or infections.

Colorectal cancer develops in the large intestine, linked to unhealthy diet, obesity, smoking, alcohol, or family history.

Uterine also known as endometrial cancer is noticed in women. It arises in the uterus, often linked to obesity, hormonal imbalance, diabetes, or genetic history.

Cervical cancer develops in the cervix area. It happens mainly due to persistent HPV infection, smoking, unprotected intercourse and poor hygiene.

Stomach cancer also known as gastric cancer grows in the stomach lining. This often happens due to H. pylori infection, smoking, obesity, or unhealthy diet, and poor lifestyle habits.

This cancer occurs in the food pipe due to persistent acidity issues, consuming alcohol and tobacco usages, obesity and poor diet.

Ovarian cancer attacks the female reproductive system. It is often linked to genetic factors, family history, obesity, and hormonal imbalance, making females unable to get pregnant.

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women, caused by genetic mutations, hormonal factors, obesity, and family history.

Lung cancer is primarily caused by smoking for a long time, pollution, asbestos exposure, or some time genetic factors.

Cervical cancer develops in the cervix area. It happens mainly due to persistent HPV infection, smoking, unprotected intercourse and poor hygiene

Pancreatic cancer is highly aggressive, often linked to smoking, obesity, diabetes, and family history.

Gallbladder cancer is caused by gallstones, chronic inflammation, obesity, or family history.