Mangaluru: Mangalore Institute of Oncology holds breast cancer awareness


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Daijiworld Media Network-Mangaluru (JD)

Mangaluru, Oct 29: As part of breast cancer awareness month, the Mangalore Institute of Oncology organized a breast cancer awareness programme at Forum Fiza Mall on Friday, October 28.

It was the programme meant exclusively for the visitors of the mall and every visitor was welcomed with a flower and a ribbon by the institute's volunteers.

Speaking on the occasion, head of the radio oncology department and one of the directors of the institute, Dr Suresh Rao pointed out that the breast cancer like other forms of the cancer is the gift of the modern lifestyle.

“I address especially the youth present as their various habits like smoking, consuming alcohol, consuming excessive junk food can be the reason for the breast cancer in the later stages of life. If today's youth have healthy lifestyle, they can avoid the breast cancer along with other forms of cancer. Today's precaution can avoid the pain of cancer and also avoid the treatment cost.”

Another director of the institute and an eminent oncologist, Dr Jalaluddin Akbar said, “If diagnosed at early stages, the breast cancer can be cured completely and the person can lead a normal life. If any person is suspicious about the symptoms of not only the breast cancer but any form of the cancer, he or she can consult the specialists in the institute. Even though we have organized this programme as part of month wide breast cancer awareness around the globe, the centre is open for queries and superior treatment.”

Dance performances by team RDX were also organized to entertain the gathered.

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Oct 31 2016

    On this Topic ,more and more advertisement is needed.In India mostly women are not going to doctors out of shame or go too late .Thats why Lady doctors also should be engaged to certain group of women to talk freely and get examined.Not only life style of People,but harmons too are one ofthe cause.Many have from their ancestors,.we know a good example of famous actress Angelina Jolie.So it is a good Thing to go to exams after 40years of Age to all women.

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  • Anirudh, Canada

    Sat, Oct 29 2016

    We must appreciate the effort.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Oct 29 2016

    Why good things happen only in Mangaluru ...

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  • Crystal, Mangalore / Abu Dhabi

    Sat, Oct 29 2016

    A very good, initiative and awareness program by MIO.

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