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Mangaluru: Breast Cancer awareness programme held at MIO

  •   Sat, Nov 09 2019 06:25:22 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Nov 9: Mangalore Institute of Oncology (MIO) in association with Rotary club of Mangalore Sunrise observed 'Breast Cancer Awarness’ programme here at Mangalore institute of Oncology on Saturday, November 9.

Assistant governor of Rotary club, Geethananda Pai inaugurated the programme.

Addressing the gathering, Geethananda Pai said, "I congratulate MIO for conducting this breast awareness programme as prevention is better than cure and should take all types of preventive measures.”

Director MIO Dr D Suresh Rao said, "We need to detect the cancer and chances of cure early. We should know the symptoms early to detect the cancer. Do not neglect self-examination after age 45 and know the symptoms.”

Eulalia D’Souza compered the programme and welcomed the gathering.

Consultant surgical oncology Dr Jalalludin Akbar, director, MIO Prathima M Rao and Kadri Manohar were also present.
  

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Sat, Nov 09 2019

    If one can stop drinking milk, coffee, tea and all sweetened drinks and also stop eating ice cream, rice, wheat and all bakery products which have sugar no cancer can develop in the body.

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