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The “Three Excellences” for Tracheostomy Patients – Eat Well, Sleep Well, Cough Well
Recovering from a tracheostomy doesn’t have to be difficult. Doctors share the core rules: eat well, sleep well, cough well, and stay active—sit, stand, then walk step by step.Early feeding is safe, good sleep supports recovery, strong coughing helps clear airways, and gradual movement boosts lung function.With proper care and family support, a tracheostomy is just a bridge to better breathing, not a final stop.
Elva Chen
May 313 min read


CyberKnife – The "Precision Drone" in Radiation Therapy
With the continuous development of technologies such as artificial intelligence, multi-modal image fusion, and real-time dose monitoring, the CyberKnife of the future will have a higher level of intelligence. Its faster image processing speed, more accurate motion prediction models, and more adaptive treatment plan adjustments will allow this "radiation therapy drone" to cope freely on the anti-cancer battlefield, bringing patients safer, more efficient, and non-invasive new
Elva Chen
Jan 273 min read


Minimally Invasive Surgery for Lung Cancer: A Comprehensive Overview
Minimally invasive surgery For Lung Cancer has achieved major breakthroughs. Assisted by thoracoscopy, it only requires a small incision of 3 cm. It reduces the need for blood transfusion—95% of patients do not require transfusion. The operation time is shortened to within 2 hours, and the hospital stay is reduced from two weeks to one week. It improves the radicality of the surgery, increasing the 5-year survival rate by 6% and significantly enhancing the quality of life.
Elva Chen
Dec 28, 20256 min read


Guidelines | Guidelines for the Clinical Application of Malignant Tumor Immunotherapy Technologies (Abridged Version)
Malignant tumors are one of the major diseases seriously threatening human health and life, Based on existing evidence-based medical evidence, combined with domestic and international guidelines and consensuses, the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association (CACA) has formulated these Guidelines for the Clinical Application of Malignant Tumor Immunotherapy Technologies, aiming to provide assistance to clinicians engaged in clinical immunotherapy.
Elva Chen
Dec 23, 202518 min read
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