Tag: Breast Cancer Awareness India

HCG Unveils Dedicated Breast Cancer Care Clinic in Bengaluru, Hosts ‘Pinkvolution’ Women’s Bikeathon-PNn

HCG Unveils Dedicated Breast Cancer Care Clinic in Bengaluru, Hosts ‘Pinkvolution’ Women’s Bikeathon

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HCG Unveils Dedicated Breast Cancer Care Clinic in Bengaluru, Hosts ‘Pinkvolution’ Women’s Bikeathon Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 30: HCG Cancer Hospital Bengaluru on Saturday organised Pinkvolution  Women’s Bikeathon, a breast cancer awareness initiative aimed at encouraging women to adopt regular breast self-examinations, undergo timely screenings and seek early medical intervention. The event also marked the […]

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HCG Turns Everyday Mirrors into Early Awareness Tools with #MirrorsDontLie Campaign

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HCG Turns Everyday Mirrors into Early Awareness Tools with #MirrorsDontLie Campaign Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 16: As part of this year’s International Women’s Day theme #GiveToGain, HealthCare Global (HCG), India’s largest dedicated cancer care network, has launched #MirrorsDontLie, a nationwide awareness campaign encouraging women to take a few minutes each month to check for changes in […]

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The importance of social media in doctors’ lives today: Insights from Dr. Garvit Chitkara

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 27: In a world where a single post can reach thousands within minutes, social media has quietly become one of the most powerful tools in modern healthcare. For doctors, it is no longer just about hospital corridors and clinic consultations; it is also about digital conversations, awareness reels, live Q&A sessions, […]

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Cancer in India

Why More Women Get Cancer in India – But More Men Die

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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 03: Cancer is a growing public health challenge in India, affecting millions of families every year. Recent data from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) reveal a notable paradox: women in India report a slightly higher incidence of cancer, yet men experience a greater share of cancer deaths. Dr Niti Krishna Raizada, […]

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