"Though Breast cancer has emerged as a life-threatening disease in the recent days, there lies a good news that most women can still survive breast cancer if found and treated early" said Dr.Guhan, Director of the Department of Oncology, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Oncology Research (SRIOR).
Being secured the second most common kind of cancer in woman worldwide, Breast cancer is claiming the lives of hundreds of thousands of woman each year affecting countries at all levels of modernization. In a bid to create awareness on the disease, SRIOR has been conducting awareness to the breast cancer specifically how on the importance of early detection.
To make the awareness reach masses and make it more effective, Dr.P.Guhan and his team has come up with the world’s first time concept of listening to the causes, modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors, self-breast examination, stages, various diagnostic and therapeutic approaches available. This is done effortlessly by just clicking on a web link in your smartphone’s or tablet’s browser and then to plug in your earphones or Bluetooth headset. This audio awareness has been launched for the Breast cancer awareness month October 2017. And to cover up the regional audience, the audio files has also been launched in Tamil.
Ms.S.Lakshmi, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law & Order) and Mr. Lakshmi Narayanasamy, Joint Managing Trustee, SNR Sons Charitable Trust jointly launched the website in the presence of Dr.P. Guhan, Director and Chief Medical Oncologist Sri Ramakrishna Institute Of Oncology and Research and Dr. Karthikesh, Surgical Oncologist were also present in the proceedings. Web link to listen to the audio awareness www.bluetoothbreastcancer.com.
"Presently 4 percent are in the age group of 20-30 years and 16 percent in 30-40 years. An increasing number of patients are in the 20-40 years of age and this definitely is a very disturbing trend. In India breast cancer is now the most common cancer in most cities and second most common in rural areas. This is due to rapid urbanization and also certain modifiable risk factors like early menstrual period, late or no pregnancy, late menopause, being overweight, not physically active, using combination hormonal therapy as contraceptive, which when reinforced can bring down the incidences of breast cancer to moderation", believes Dr.P.Guhan.
Hence, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Oncology and Research (SRIOR) announces a month long free breast cancer checkup and mammogram on all working days from 9 AM to 5 PM. This is been done on an appointment basis. Contact 0422-4389797, 95007-22889
Being secured the second most common kind of cancer in woman worldwide, Breast cancer is claiming the lives of hundreds of thousands of woman each year affecting countries at all levels of modernization. In a bid to create awareness on the disease, SRIOR has been conducting awareness to the breast cancer specifically how on the importance of early detection.
To make the awareness reach masses and make it more effective, Dr.P.Guhan and his team has come up with the world’s first time concept of listening to the causes, modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors, self-breast examination, stages, various diagnostic and therapeutic approaches available. This is done effortlessly by just clicking on a web link in your smartphone’s or tablet’s browser and then to plug in your earphones or Bluetooth headset. This audio awareness has been launched for the Breast cancer awareness month October 2017. And to cover up the regional audience, the audio files has also been launched in Tamil.
Ms.S.Lakshmi, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law & Order) and Mr. Lakshmi Narayanasamy, Joint Managing Trustee, SNR Sons Charitable Trust jointly launched the website in the presence of Dr.P. Guhan, Director and Chief Medical Oncologist Sri Ramakrishna Institute Of Oncology and Research and Dr. Karthikesh, Surgical Oncologist were also present in the proceedings. Web link to listen to the audio awareness www.bluetoothbreastcancer.com.
"Presently 4 percent are in the age group of 20-30 years and 16 percent in 30-40 years. An increasing number of patients are in the 20-40 years of age and this definitely is a very disturbing trend. In India breast cancer is now the most common cancer in most cities and second most common in rural areas. This is due to rapid urbanization and also certain modifiable risk factors like early menstrual period, late or no pregnancy, late menopause, being overweight, not physically active, using combination hormonal therapy as contraceptive, which when reinforced can bring down the incidences of breast cancer to moderation", believes Dr.P.Guhan.
Hence, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Oncology and Research (SRIOR) announces a month long free breast cancer checkup and mammogram on all working days from 9 AM to 5 PM. This is been done on an appointment basis. Contact 0422-4389797, 95007-22889