Hyderabad: With ICMR predict that the number of cancer cases in India will increase to 15.7 lakhs by 2025 of the 13.9 lakh this year, top oncologists and government officials gather on Sundays to discuss ways to fight disease.
With reports that say the prevalence will be slightly higher among women, Jayesh Ranjan, Main Secretary (Industry & Trade and Ti) emphasize early detection, the need to worry about the impact of addiction, Western diet, settling work and imbalances of work periods.
He spoke in the cancer launch book by the Surgeon Dr.
Sachin Marda at Yashoda Hospital.
“Millions of cancer patients die every year due to the lack of prevention steps and wrong lifestyle choices.
You are far more up if you have the correct mindset, a great support system, and the oncology team dedicated to care for you,” said Mahesh Bhagawat , Police Commissioner, Rachakonda.
Pavan Gorukanti, Director, Yashoda Hospitals Group highlighted how the current progress in medical technology, cancer surgery that is very complicated and technically demanding can be done with laparoscopic operations and robots.
“Plastic and reconstructive surgery can provide a very good cosmetic look to ensure no defects.
With the most advanced radiation therapy, better accuracy and precision with minimum side effects.
Medical and personalized genetic markers can adjust treatment as needed,” said Dr.
Gorukanti said.