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The number of patients with serious diseases is increasing rapidly in all the countries of the world including India. It is a serious disease seen in women breast cancer. After getting this disease or even after hearing the name, the ground slips under the feet of many. Changes in lifestyle, aging and not taking proper care of the body can lead to deterioration of health. After contracting a serious disease like cancer, the overall health is completely impaired. So it is very important to get treatment at the right time.(Photo courtesy – istock)

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An important health issue has come to the fore from Mumbai Municipal Corporation’s breast cancer screening campaign. After examining 27 thousand 866 women across the city, as many as 1,276 women were found to need further medical examination. Hence the importance of comprehensive screening campaigns for early detection of breast cancer is again evident.

According to health experts, if breast cancer is diagnosed at an early stage, the chances of treatment success increase significantly. Therefore, the 1,276 suspected cases reported in this campaign are not just statistics, but an opportunity for timely diagnosis and treatment. On the occasion of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’ birthday, ‘Sister Chief Minister, worry about health!’ This special camp was organized at 298 centers in Mumbai under her initiative Ladki Lehi. This campaign, implemented for women above 30 years of age, received a great response. 1,276 women who have suspected symptoms during screening will now undergo free mammography in municipal hospitals.

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Medical advice, treatment will be provided absolutely free

Harish Bhandirge, Chairman of the Health Committee, informed that further treatment and medical advice will be given completely free of charge as per the requirement. More than 360 doctors, more than 900 paramedical staff and more than 2,500 community health volunteers and Asha Sevaka participated in this grand campaign. Their coordinated efforts made it possible to extend screening services to a large number of women in a short period of time.

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