In a small yet significant step towards a healthier future, National Cancer Awareness Day was observed on November 7, 2024, under the Mobile Health Van initiative. The event, held across various locations, aimed to educate community members about the silent threats of cancer, particularly breast and cervical cancer.
Expert doctors, shed light on the early warning signs of these diseases, emphasising the critical role of early detection. By recognising the subtle changes within their bodies, individuals can take proactive steps towards their well-being. The event also encouraged attendees to embrace healthier lifestyles, including balanced diets and regular physical activity, to reduce their risk of developing cancer.
A health screening camp held at Sanchore, Rajasthan offered a tangible opportunity for individuals to prioritise their health. By undergoing essential check-ups, they were empowered to take control of their health journey.
This initiative, a testament to the power of awareness and early intervention, is a beacon of hope. By spreading knowledge and promoting preventive measures, we can work towards a future where cancer is no longer a fear but a challenge that can be overcome.
Contributed by: Aparna Vyas and Bhat Mohammad Salman
