200 Women Screened for Breast & Cervical Cancer on International Women’s Day
Bengaluru, March 9, 2025 – In a significant step towards promoting women’s health, Uvin Care Hospital, Ulsoor, in collaboration with the SingaRaju Cancer Foundation and the Rotary Club of Ulsoor, successfully conducted a Women’s Wellness & Cancer Awareness Camp at its premises. The initiative, held on the occasion of International Women’s Day, focused on early detection and prevention of breast and cervical cancer.
The event was presided over by Dr. Mallik SingaRaju from Hyderabad, who, along with Dr. Nalini Padma and Dr. Ch. Prasad, played a pivotal role in conducting the screenings. A total of 200 women underwent cancer screening, reinforcing the importance of proactive healthcare and early diagnosis.
Following the inauguration, the Uvin Care Hospital team addressed the gathering, sharing crucial insights on cancer statistics, risk factors, and preventive measures, including the availability of vaccination for cervical cancer. The awareness session highlighted the importance of routine screenings and lifestyle modifications in reducing cancer risks.
“Raising awareness and encouraging preventive healthcare is the first step in the battle against cancer,” said Dr. Mallik SingaRaju. “We are committed to ensuring that women have access to the right information and medical support to safeguard their health.”
Expressing gratitude to the participants, Rafi Ulla Sharif, Head of Operations at Uvin Care Hospital, stated, “This camp reflects our hospital’s commitment to women’s health. We hope to continue such initiatives to empower our community with better healthcare.”
The event concluded with a strong message on the importance of regular screenings and vaccinations in cancer prevention, leaving a lasting impact on attendees.
💬 Quotes:
- “Prevention is better than cure, and awareness is the first step towards prevention.” – Dr. Nalini Padma
- “Cancer is not a death sentence, but lack of awareness can be.”
- “Women’s health should be a priority, not an afterthought.” – Dr. Ch. Prasad
- “Every woman deserves access to early detection and preventive care.”
- “Screening today can save a life tomorrow.”
❓ Q & A:
Q: Why is early screening for breast and cervical cancer important?
A: Early detection significantly increases the chances of successful treatment. Regular screenings help identify abnormalities before they develop into serious conditions.
Q: Who should get screened for breast and cervical cancer?
A: All women above 30 should undergo regular screenings. Women with a family history of cancer or other risk factors should consult their doctor for personalized screening schedules.
Q: Is there a way to prevent cervical cancer?
A: Yes, the HPV vaccine is highly effective in preventing cervical cancer. Regular check-ups and maintaining a healthy lifestyle also reduce risks.
Q: What should women do if they detect unusual symptoms?
A: Any unusual symptoms like lumps, persistent pain, or abnormal bleeding should be checked by a doctor immediately. Early intervention is crucial.
