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Top Cancer Experts on World Cancer Day

On World Cancer Day, we unite to amplify the voice of hope resonating from the insights shared by top cancer experts. As we delve into their perspectives, we uncover narratives of resilience, breakthroughs, and compassionate care. Each expert contributes a unique voice to the collective endeavour to confront cancer’s challenges, emphasizing the crucial role of awareness, research, and unwavering hope. Join us in exploring the voices that inspire, guide, and instil optimism on this significant occasion dedicated to raising awareness and fostering a world where the voice of hope triumphs over the formidable adversary that is cancer.

Echoes of Strength: A Breast Surgeon’s Perspective on World Cancer Day

Dr. Vijayashree Murthy

Senior Consultant – Breast Surgical Oncology

In observance of World Cancer Day, let’s delve into the theme “Voices of Hope” through the lens of Dr. Viju Murthy, a dedicated Breast Surgeon committed to transforming the narratives of those touched by breast cancer at HCG Cancer Centre, Colaba. Dr. Murthy echoes the resilience embedded in every breast cancer journey. Through surgical expertise and compassionate care, she illuminates the path towards healing and recovery. In her reflections on “Voices of Hope,” Dr. Murthy emphasizes the crucial role of early detection, personalized treatment, restoring body image, and unwavering support systems. Patients have the option of being passive consumers of the existing healthcare system or empowered to take control. Normalizing conversations about screening, treatment options, and participation in clinical trials is the need of the hour. As we stand united on World Cancer Day, Dr. Viju Murthy urges us to amplify the voices of breast cancer survivors (My life matters), fostering a community that uplifts and empowers them. Together, let us celebrate Faith over Fear, turning “Voices of Hope” into a resounding anthem for a future without the shadows of breast cancer.

Hope Radiates: Dr. Shyam Shrivastava Lights the Way in Cancer Care

Dr. Shyam Shrivastava

Director – Radiation Oncology

Hope whispers through the air on World Cancer Day, and its voice echoes in the vision of Dr. Shyam Shrivastava, the director of the Radiation Oncology department at HCG ICS Khubchandani Cancer Centre, Colaba. The specter of side effects has led many to shun radiation treatment. Dr. Shrivastava paints a different picture, one where gentle beams, guided by the keen eyes of technology, become as precise and focused as a surgeon’s knife. He understands that cancer isn’t just fought with medicine but with awareness and hope. This is why Dr. Shrivastava shines a warm light on what was once a shadowed field. In the last four decades, he has replaced fear with understanding, whispered away doubt with hope, and empowered thousands of patients to conquer cancer. On this World Cancer Day, Dr. Shrivastava urges us all to bridge the gaps in access and understanding, hand in hand, and play a role in creating a world where “cancer-free” isn’t just a fleeting dream but a vibrant future painted with the colors of life.

Empowering Tomorrow: Dr. Sachin Trivedi’s Vision for Patient-Friendly Cancer Treatment

Dr. Sachin Trivedi

Director – Medical Oncology

This World Cancer Day, as one of the “Voices of Hope,” director of the Medical Oncology Department, HCG ICS Khubchandani Cancer Centre, Colaba, Dr. Sachin Trivedi, illuminates a path brimming with hope. He reminds us that, while cancer remains a formidable foe, modern diagnostic and treatment modalities are our superpowers. Regular checkups and awareness empower us to catch it early when our defenses are strongest. Dr. Trivedi emphasizes on understanding the complex biology of cancer and underscores that treatment extends beyond chemotherapy. With advancements like immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and hormone therapy, he paints a patient-friendly landscape. These progressive approaches offer tailored solutions, emphasizing not just defeating cancer but doing so with minimal impact on the patient’s well-being. Peering into the future, Dr. Trivedi envisions a landscape where personalized medicine becomes a powerful ally in our battle against cancer. He calls on us to close the care gap, ensuring that everyone can access the knowledge and advancements that make treatment more patient-friendly.

Dr. Bhavin Visariya – Illuminating Paths to Comprehensive Cancer Care

Dr. Bhavin Visariya –

Consultant – Radiation Oncology

On this World Cancer Day, amidst the chorus of “Voices of Hope,” Dr. Bhavin Visariya’s message shines a spotlight on the often-shadowed aspects of cancer care. He recognizes the crucial role of post-treatment care, a cornerstone for sustained well-being and recovery. With unwavering focus, he advocates for personalized strategies that nurture patients as they navigate the road beyond the active fight. Dr. Visariya is a pioneer in patient-centricity. Through Dr. Visariya’s lens, we see a streamlined experience where technology is not just a tool, but an ally in the fight against cancer, ensuring both effectiveness and comfort. His vision prioritizes a streamlined experience, minimizing burdens, and maximizing dignity throughout the journey. He also emphasizes the importance of tackling the stigma surrounding cancer, advocating for open dialogue, and dispelling misconceptions. He envisions a world where the need for help is met with understanding and acceptance, not fear and judgment. Peering into the future, Dr. Visariya sees a landscape where the significance of post-treatment care, patient-friendly approaches, and early detection redefine the patient experience in radiation oncology. 

Dr. Ninad Katdare – Redefining the Patient Experience in Surgical Oncology

Dr. Ninad Katdare

Consultant – Surgical Oncology

In the realm of surgical oncology, Dr. Ninad Katdare resonates with the theme of “Close the Care gap” on World Cancer Day, offering insights that help close the care gap and reshape the patient experience. From Dr. Katdare’s perspective, there’s a personalized roadmap for every stage of the cancer journey. Navigating through the complexities of treatment, he emphasizes tailored plans that address the unique nuances of each patient’s condition. At the core of Dr. Katdare’s philosophy is placing the patient at the center of their treatment journey. He is of the firm opinion that every single person can make a difference and impact the cancer fight. He also stresses the importance of involving all stakeholders right from the time of treatment planning. He calls on us to bridge the care gap, involve all the stakeholders in managing patient care, and ensure that the insights and advancements paving the way for patient-centric care are accessible to all, reshaping the narrative of cancer treatment.

Defeating Head and Neck Cancer: Dr. Prashant Pawar’s World Cancer Day Hope

Dr. Prashant Pawar

Senior Consultant – Head and Neck Oncology

In the symphony of “Voices of Hope” on World Cancer Day, Senior Consultant Dr. Prashant Pawar, specializing in Head and Neck Cancer Surgery, offers insights that redefine the narrative of these prevalent cancers in India. Head and neck cancers are among the most common cancers in the country, but Dr. Pawar highlights the existence of advanced treatment options. He explores contemporary approaches like cosmetically superior and minimally invasive surgery, microvascular reconstruction, advanced radiation techniques like IGRT, Cyberknife, etc., and modern systemic therapies like immunotherapy that have transformed head and neck cancers from formidable adversaries to conquerable challenges. Dr. Pawar’s message to head and neck cancer patients is one of empowerment – Embracing hope over fear. In his vision, victory over these cancers is not just possible; it’s an achievable reality waiting to be claimed by those who dare to hold onto hope. Like every other cancer, early diagnosis and immediate treatment are keys to successful management of head and neck cancers.

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Expert’s Advice for a Heart-Healthy Winter Season

New Delhi (India), February 2: As winter wraps us in its cool embrace, our heart deserves some special attention. This article brings together top cardiologists to share advice on navigating the winter season with heart health in mind. Join us as these experts offer practical tips—from what to eat to simple lifestyle changes—to keep your heart happy and healthy during the colder months. Let’s explore how to make this winter a heart-healthy one with guidance from our trusted cardiologists.

Dr. Sanjat Chiwane, MD, DM, FESC, FSCAI, Director Cardiology at Max Gurgaon and Max Smart Saket

During winter, heart patients should prioritize several precautions to safeguard their cardiovascular health. The cold weather can constrict blood vessels, potentially increasing blood pressure and the risk of heart-related complications. To counteract this, individuals should dress warmly, including layering and covering extremities, to maintain body heat. Additionally, staying physically active is crucial for enhancing blood circulation and preventing stiffness. A heart-healthy diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, can aid in maintaining optimal cholesterol levels. Adequate hydration is often overlooked in winter, so it’s important to drink enough water. Moreover, individuals should be cautious with activities that can overexert the heart, especially in the cold. Following these precautions, along with regular check-ups and adherence to prescribed medications, can significantly contribute to a heart patient’s well-being during the winter months.

Dr. Lal Daga, MBBS, DNB (Med.), DNB (Card) MNAMS, FESC (International), FEAC, Advanced Cardiology Training Programme (Seoul), Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiologist, Apollo Hospital, Ahmedabad

Dr. Lal Daga. A renowned cardiologist at Apollo Hospital, Ahmedabad has cautioned that hypertension, Heart attack and stroke increase significantly in the winter season. Don’t neglect even if you feel minor symptoms like headache giddiness, chest pain, breathlessness or chest discomfort. Always seek a medical opinion. Dr. Daga emphasized that seeking an early opinion can be lifesaving. Keep yourself in a warm environment. Keep your BP & Blood sugar in control. Take your medicine regularly. Your preventative checkup and cardiac evaluation can save you from these increasing episodes of heart attack and stroke. The crucial advice of Dr. Lal Daga can be helpful to prevent these episodes if you follow sincerely. These precautions can save many young deaths if we predict and treat them as early as possible as per Dr. Lal Daga.

Dr. Puneet K Verma, Chief Interventional Cardiologist cum Structural Heart Specialist, Ace Heart and Vascular Institute, Mohali

During winter, heart patients should take specific precautions to safeguard their cardiovascular health. Colder temperatures can constrict blood vessels, increasing the risk of heart-related issues. To mitigate these risks, individuals with heart conditions should maintain a balanced diet rich in heart-healthy foods, ensuring adequate intake of fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids. Staying physically active is crucial for improving blood circulation, but it’s essential to exercise indoors to avoid exposure to extreme cold. Layering clothing and keeping the body warm helps prevent the constriction of blood vessels. Additionally, staying hydrated is important, as dehydration can strain the heart. It’s advisable to consult with a healthcare provider to tailor these general recommendations to individual health conditions. Regular check-ups, adherence to prescribed medications, and maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle contribute to a safer and more comfortable winter for heart patients.

Dr. Rajinder Thaploo, MBBS, MD Medicine, DNB Cardiology, Senior Consultant &Interventional Cardiologist – Vivekanand Medical Institution, Palampur

In winter, safeguarding cardiovascular health demands intentional efforts. Engage in indoor aerobic activities to optimize blood circulation and stability. Prioritize a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, offering anti-inflammatory and vasodilatory benefits crucial for heart well-being. Counteract fluid loss induced by cold conditions with careful hydration practices. Simultaneously, meticulous thermoregulation is imperative to attenuate cardiac stress. Adherence to these multifaceted strategies underscores a comprehensive approach to fortifying cardiovascular resilience in winter, effectively mitigating potential adverse outcomes.

Dr. Ravindra L Kulkarni, MD, DNB, FSCAI Cardiology, Sr. Consultant, Physician & Cardiologist, Founder – Just for Hearts: Virtual Clinics for HealThy Life, Medicover Hospitals, Pune

Most of those having a heart attack wait too long to seek medical help, and that can be a fatal mistake. People delay seeking help during a heart attack, mistaking symptoms for acidity or muscular pain. Recognizing signs early is crucial, as delayed response impacts treatment outcomes. They are not accepting that their symptoms could be serious. Feeling embarrassed about “causing a scene”, or going to the hospital & finding out it is a false alarm. Do not understand the importance of getting to the hospital right away. As a result, most heart attack victims wait 2 or more hours after their symptoms begin before they seek medical help. This delay can result in death or permanent heart damage – damage that can greatly reduce their ability to do everyday activities. This is how many patients and families make mistakes and that results in fatalities.

Dr. S. S. Murthy, MBBS, DNB, MNAMS, Director & HOD – Ayushman Hospital, New Delhi

People with heart disease and those with a risk of heart disease especially those with diabetes, hypertension, smokers and alcoholics should be very careful during the winter season. The cold causes blood vessels to contract. This can raise your blood pressure and increase your risk of heart attack and stroke.  Angina, or chest pain due to coronary heart disease, can also worsen in winter when coronary arteries constrict in the cold. Winter wind can make this more difficult because it causes your body to lose heat more quickly. Body temp below 95°F risks heart muscle damage from hypothermia. Everyone should keep themselves warm. Avoid smoking and drinking excessive alcohol. Do not exercise when it is too cold. Exercise should be done by covering themselves with warm clothes and going outside when there is a little bit of sunshine and the climate is slightly warm. 

Dr. Jaydutt B Tekani, MBBS, MD, DNB Cardiology, FSCAI, AFESC, Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiologist – K K Patel Super Speciality Hospital, Bhuj, Gujarat

In steering through the winter season with a focus on heart health, Dr. Jaydutt Tekani, a renowned cardiologist, advises individuals to kickstart their wellness journey with a well-balanced diet, incorporating whole grains, lean proteins, and a diverse range of fruits and vegetables. Maintaining adequate hydration, despite the cooler climate, is underscored as a fundamental aspect of cardiovascular care. Dr. Tekani recommends embracing winter-friendly exercises, whether indoors or bundled-up outdoor activities, to actively promote cardiovascular fitness. Crucially, he emphasizes the need for routine health check-ups, including vigilant monitoring of cholesterol levels and blood pressure, positioning proactive measures at the forefront of heart well-being. By strategically reshaping these priorities, individuals can effectively fortify their hearts against seasonal challenges, guided by the expert insights of Dr. Jaydutt Tekani.

Dr. B V A RANGA REDDY, MD, DM, FSCAI, Consultant International Cardiologist – Apollo Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

In the embrace of winter’s crisp air, Dr. B V A Ranga Reddy, a dedicated cardiologist, extends advice for nurturing your heart through the season. Prioritise your cardiovascular health, with tailored exercises suitable for the winter season—think brisk walks or indoor workouts, ensuring your heart stays robust and your well-being flourishes. Consider adapting your diet to embrace heart-friendly choices, incorporating omega-3-rich foods like fish and nuts alongside seasonal fruits and vegetables. In the chilly air, hydration is key; combat the dryness by keeping your fluid intake optimal, as it impacts blood viscosity. Manage stress actively, recognizing its impact on heart health. Engage in relaxation techniques—whether meditation or deep breathing—to alleviate the burdens on your heart. Stay connected with your cardiologist for regular check-ups, ensuring timely adjustments to medications if needed.

Dr. L. Kiran Kumar Reddy, M. D., D. M. Cardiology (JIPMER), Interventional Cardiologist, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Ameerpet, Hyderabad

Winter poses challenges for heart health. Preexisting Cardiovascular conditions should be mindful of risks with cold temperatures. Cold weather causes constriction of blood vessels and increased blood pressure and workload on the heart. Also associated with increased infections and strain on the Heart. Cool-weather leads to decreased physical activity, dehydration and dietary changes like consumption of calorie-rich foods causing weight gain. So physical exertion in cold weather causes additional stress and triggers Cardiovascular events like heart attacks. So, to keep one heart safe during winter, dress warm when going outside, stay physically active indoors, avoid strenuous activities in cold weather, stay hydrated, maintain heart healthy diet, get vaccinated for influenza and pneumonia and treat respiratory infections early. Always seek medical attention promptly when experiencing symptoms of a heart attack like chest pain or breathing difficulty.

Dr Amit Munjal MBBS, MD(MEDICINE), DNB (Cardiology) cardiologist at Munjal Heart Center, Fatehabad

Dr. Amit Munjal, extend advice for nurturing your heart through the season. Prioritize your cardiovascular health, with tailored exercises suitable for the winter season like try not to sit for prolonged periods. Do any form of exercise whether brisk walking, Running, Jogging, Cycling or Swimming. It is essential to do warm up before starting exercise, especially in cold weather. The most important risk factor is Smoking: Tobacco is a big No No. Any smoker puts himself /herself at extremely high risk of Heart disease. Manage stress actively, recognizing its impact on heart health. We all have stressful jobs especially when we doctors have lots of stress so it’s better to avoid stress by doing yoga, meditation, and exercise. Prioritize six hours of nightly, uninterrupted sleep; minimize late-night parties for overall well-being and health. Like cars and appliances, our bodies require regular check-ups. Visit your physician or cardiologist for timely adjustments to medications, ensuring overall health maintenance.

Dr. Ashutosh Kumar, MD (BHU), DM (PGI), FACC (USA), FHRS (USA), FESC (EURO), FSCAI (USA) PDCC (EP), CCDS (IBHRE, USA), CEPS (IBHRE, USA) Senior Consultant Cardiologist And Clinical Director Cardiac Electrophysiology (EP) at CARE HOSPITALS, Hyderabad

In the winter, individuals with heart conditions need to take specific precautions to protect their cardiovascular health. The colder temperatures can lead to the constriction of blood vessels, elevating the risk of heart-related issues. To minimize these risks, heart patients need to adhere to a well-balanced diet that includes heart-healthy foods like fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids. Engaging in indoor physical activities is essential for improving blood circulation while avoiding exposure to extreme cold. Wearing layered clothing and maintaining body warmth are effective strategies to prevent blood vessel constriction. Staying adequately hydrated is also important, as dehydration can strain the heart. Seeking guidance from a healthcare provider is recommended to customize these general suggestions based on individual health conditions. Regular check-ups, adherence to prescribed medications, and embracing a heart-healthy lifestyle collectively contribute to a safer and more comfortable winter for individuals with heart conditions.

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Insights from Best Cancer Specialists on World Cancer Day

New Delhi (India), February 2: On World Cancer Day, join us in a collective effort to raise awareness and stand in solidarity with those courageously confronting cancer. This significant day urges us to vocalize our support, extend empathy to patients and families, and kindle the flame of hope. Health experts contribute their insights, elucidating on collaborative initiatives dedicated to enhancing cancer care. In alignment with this year’s theme, “Closing the Care Gap,” our focus is on deepening comprehension, fostering resilience, and injecting optimism into the journeys of individuals grappling with cancer. Together, let’s forge a compassionate community, emphasizing the importance of narrowing the disparities in cancer care, and championing a world where every individual can access quality support and treatment.

Dr Rohit Raghunath Ranade, Lead Consultant Gyneconcology and Robotic surgery, Program Director Fellowship in Gyneconcology, Advanced Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeon, PergGitoneal Surface Oncology and Hipec specialist, Mazumdar Shaw Medical Centre, Narayana Health City, Bengaluru

Gynaecological cancer symptoms and signs are vague. Only breast cancer and cervical cancer can be detected by screening tests. Identifying symptoms early and discussing them with a primary care doctor boosts the chances of treatable cancer. Gynecological cancers encompass uterine, ovarian, cervical, vaginal, vulva, and breast. Warning signs include abnormal uterine bleeding—irregular cycles, heaviness, spotting, and postmenopausal bleeding. Vaginal discharge – can be physiological, unless it is associated with foul-smelling, blood-tinged. Weight loss, reduced appetite, constant fatigue, and ongoing abdominal pain with gas, indigestion, and bloating. Abdominal bloating, a potential signal of ovarian cancer with ascites or mass effect, coupled with changes in bowel habits, including constipation or blood in stools. Changes in bladder habits like frequency, blood, or incomplete emptying warrant attention. Persistent breast changes, though usually benign, require a checkup for reassurance.

Dr. Pradeep V. Mahajan, MBBS, MS, FICA, AFIH, DU (Austria), Diplomat (ABRM)- America, MS (General Surgeon), Faculty & Director Fellowship Course with MUHS, Chairman & Managing Director – Stemrx Bioscience Solution Pvt. Ltd., Adjunct Assistant Professor of Surgery- Indiana University, USA, Researcher in Regenerative Medicine Technologies

On World Cancer Day, the collective voice of hope resonates as I along with top cancer experts share profound insights that fuel the fight against cancer. Amidst the global efforts for cancer awareness and research, these voices emphasize the pivotal role of oncology in transforming lives. Patient stories embody hope, testifying to progress in cancer treatment and inspiring resilience. Global health initiatives stress survivorship, highlighting strides in personalized medicine and medical advances. Awareness, prevention, and early detection campaigns empower communities. In cancer care, innovations like cell-based therapy, regenerative medicine, HIFU therapy, cryofreeze, Proton therapy, CAR-T therapy, targeted therapy, cancer vaccines, CAR-B, T-cell therapy, and immunotherapies shape the future of treatment. As the world unites, World Cancer Day marks a beacon of hope, fostering a community dedicated to eradicating cancer through knowledge and collaboration. “Soon there will be cells rather than pills for the cancer treatment”.

Dr Deepak Rao, M.S., M.Ch. – Surgical Oncology, FIAGS, FIACA(USA), Ex Asso. Professor- GCRI, Civil Hospital, Sr Consultant Cancer & Robotic Surgeon, Owner & Director at Pinaksh Cancer Hospital, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad.

On World Cancer Day, the esteemed Dr. Deepak Rao, associated with Pinaksh Cancer Hospital, shares invaluable insights into the ongoing battle against cancer. Dr. Rao emphasizes the pivotal role of collective efforts in combating cancer and highlights advancements in personalized treatments. Stressing the significance of early detection, he underscores the positive impact it has on treatment outcomes. Beyond medical interventions, Dr. Rao advocates for holistic patient care, addressing not just physical but also mental and emotional well-being. In the spirit of Pinaksh Cancer Hospital’s slogan, “CancerVijay@Pinaksh,” Dr. Rao’s message resonates hope and strength. He acknowledges the resilience exhibited by both patients and medical professionals, positioning Pinaksh Cancer Hospital as a beacon of optimism in the global fight against cancer on World Cancer Day.

Dr. Parag Gulhane, Urologist and Andrologist, Hadapsar, Pune

Prostate cancer is one of the 3 most common cancers found in males. An upward trend in its incidence is seen in recent years. Etiology is multifactorial, hence early detection holds the key. Yearly screening after 50 years of age with Serum PSA and examination by a Urologist and earlier for those with a family history of Prostate Cancer is recommended. A range of treatment options are available and can achieve a good life expectancy with prompt and appropriate management. Modifications like maintaining a healthy lifestyle, physical exercise, stopping smoking, reduce alcohol and fat intake play an important role in the prevention of Prostate cancer. On this World Cancer Day let’s fight Prostate cancer with expert care and advice.

Dr Praveen Pushkar, MBBS MS MCh DNB MRCS FAIS DipMIS, Senior Consultant Urologist, Medicant Hospital & Research Center, Bokaro (Jharkhand)

Prostate cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in Indian males with a mean age of incidence of approximately 70 years. Prostate screening, through examination and PSA blood test, is recommended from age 50 for men. People do get confused with urinary symptoms like poor flow, frequency, nocturia etc because of prostate enlargement, which is a benign increase in prostate gland size. Prostate cancer may or may not occur with it but there is no direct correlation of cancer with prostate enlargement. Prostate cancer is symptomless, so don’t wait for signs to act. If the examination is abnormal or PSA is raised, an MRI of the prostate needs to be done. Finally, cancer is confirmed by biopsy. Prostate cancer is treatable with early diagnosis. Men over 50 should get screened and consult a nearby Urologist for advice on surgery or radiotherapy if necessary.

Dr Suvadip Chakrabarti, MCh Surgical Oncology, MS, FAIS, Academic Head and Consultant Surgical Oncologist and Robotic Surgeon, Apollo Multispeciality Hospitals, Kolkata

World Cancer Day is a time to raise awareness about the prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer. It’s a day to show support for those affected by this devastating disease and to promote healthier lifestyles that can help reduce the risk of developing cancer. On this day, it’s important to share advice on cancer prevention, such as avoiding tobacco, maintaining a healthy diet, and getting regular exercise. Encouraging people to get regular screenings for early detection is also crucial. World Cancer Day is a reminder that we can all play a role in the fight against cancer, whether it’s through raising awareness, fundraising for research, or supporting those affected. Let’s take this opportunity to spread important advice and show solidarity with those affected by cancer. Together, we can work towards a world without cancer.

Dr. Niranjan Naik, MS (AIIMS), Onco-Surgery (IRCH, AIIMS), FALS Da Vinci Xi Certified Robotic Surgeon

With the proper understanding of tumour biology and oncological principles, organ preservation surgery is advocated more and more in the present-day surgical management of cancers. Organ preservation surgery removes functional, emotional, psychosocial burdens and stigma, preserving function and cosmetic appearance without compromising overall survival outcomes. Organ preservation surgeries optimize recovery and quality of life, minimizing functional deficit and are recommended for breast, larynx, oropharynx, rectum cancers, and sarcomas. The site and extent of the cancer, its risk of recurrence, techniques used for surgery and the experience of the surgeon determine the best outcome. Advanced radiotherapy, effective chemo-immunotherapy, and superior rehabilitation contribute to favourable oncological outcomes with organ preservation, prioritizing patients’ quality of life. Targeted therapy, immunotherapy, precision radiotherapy, and minimally invasive procedures enhance organ preservation, ensuring optimal overall survival outcomes in cancer treatment.

Dr. Manthan Merja, MCh. Surgical Oncologist GCRI, B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad. Fellowship in Advanced Oncoplasty. FARIS robotic surgery fellow, Director of Enliven Cancer Clinic

Cancer has been known to be a deadly disease. But as we fought and won over many infections by antibiotics, we are gradually moving towards the cure for the cancer. We all have heard about Immunotherapy, targeted therapy and chemotherapies. Utilizing advanced tools like Harmonic scalpel, vessel sealer, argon beam coagulator, CUSA, LASERS, 3D 4k laparoscopy, ICG real-time fluorescence, Frozen section analysis, and microvascular reconstruction—revolutionizes surgical precision and outcomes. Asked about the latest in the field, he’d respond with one word: “ROBOT.” Robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery aligns with precision oncology. Operating via robot, Dr. Manthan achieves precision and accuracy, cutting and dissecting in a fine plane. 3D magnified vision enhances perfection. The ultimate result is precise surgery, enhanced and faster recovery and minimal post-operative pain. The field of oncology Is updating rapidly and daily. 

Dr Rahulkumar Chavan Surgical Oncologist ( MCh- Tata Memorial Hospital Mumbai) FMAS, FALS

We must understand that most (90%) cancers manifest subtly, it becomes our responsibility to detect them at their earliest stages. Vigilance and proactive healthcare maximize early intervention for treatment success. For individuals nearing or surpassing 50, certain bodily signs warrant immediate attention. Signs breast lump, persistent constipation, blood in stool, low haemoglobin, abdominal fullness, and backache , loss of appetite may indicate cancer. Unexplained bleeding from the vagina, rectum, or urine can signal urogenital tract cancer. Tobacco chewers should be wary of abnormal oral wounds, potentially indicative of oral cancer. To guard against cancer, prioritize fruits, vegetables, avoid processed foods, and maintain a healthy body mass index with regular exercise. Stay vigilant for early signs like with a family history, consult an oncologist promptly for expert guidance. Remember early detection makes cancer curable.

Dr. Naveen Sharma, MBBS, MS, M.Ch. Surgical Oncology, Director, Cancer Clinic Jaipur, Professor and Head Department of Surgical Oncology NIMS, Jaipur

On World Cancer Day, let us unite to close the care gap and strive for equitable access to quality cancer care worldwide. It is essential to raise awareness about the existing disparities in cancer care, ensuring that every individual, regardless of their socio-economic status, has access to timely diagnosis, treatments, and supportive care. Advocating for cancer research and healthcare investment, let’s prioritize global education and preventive measures to alleviate the burden of cancer. By addressing the care gap comprehensively, we can work towards a future where no one is left behind in the fight against cancer, promoting a world of equal opportunities for prevention, early detection, and optimal care for all. Together, we can make strides in closing the care gap and fostering a world where every person affected by cancer receives the care and support, they deserve.

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Dehradun (India), February 1: Dr. Rakesh Tawar, a distinguished plastic surgeon in Dehradun unveils an indispensable resource for individuals seeking insight into breast reconstruction options. With a commitment to patient education and empowerment, Dr. Tawar has compiled a comprehensive guide that serves as a valuable resource for those navigating the journey of breast reconstruction.

Breast reconstruction is a transformative journey for many women who have undergone mastectomy due to breast cancer or other medical reasons. Dr. Rakesh Tawar, a renowned plastic surgeon, has dedicated his career to helping women regain their confidence and sense of self through various breast reconstruction options. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the expertise and insights of Dr. Tawar on the diverse range of choices available for breast reconstruction.

Understanding Breast Reconstruction:

Breast reconstruction is a highly personalized process that involves rebuilding the breast mound to restore a woman’s natural appearance. Dr. Rakesh Tawar emphasizes the importance of considering individual preferences, health conditions, and lifestyle when choosing the most suitable reconstruction option. The primary goals of breast reconstruction include restoring symmetry, enhancing self-esteem, and helping women feel whole again.

Key Breast Reconstruction Options:

Implant-Based Reconstruction:

Dr. Tawar often discusses implant-based reconstruction as a viable option for women looking for a quicker and less invasive procedure. Silicone or saline implants are used to recreate the breast mound. The choice between silicone and saline implants is one of the critical decisions, and Dr. Tawar provides detailed information to help patients make an informed choice.

Autologous Tissue Reconstruction:

Autologous tissue reconstruction involves using the patient’s own tissue, typically from the abdomen (DIEP flap), buttocks (SGAP flap), or thigh (TMG flap). Dr. Tawar’s expertise lies in these intricate procedures that offer a more natural look and feel.

Combination Approach:

Dr. Rakesh Tawar often recommends a combination of implant-based and autologous tissue reconstruction for optimal results. This approach allows for a balance between a more straightforward procedure and a natural appearance.

Nipple and Areola Reconstruction:

Completing the reconstruction process, Dr. Tawar pays attention to the finer details by offering nipple and areola reconstruction. This final touch enhances the overall aesthetic outcome and further contributes to the emotional healing of the patient.

Patient-Centric Approach:

One of the distinguishing features of Dr. Tawar’s practice is his patient-centric approach. He takes the time to educate patients about each option, carefully considering their preferences, medical history, and expectations. Dr. Tawar’s compassionate communication style ensures that patients feel empowered and supported throughout the decision-making process.

Recovery and Aftercare:

In his comprehensive guide, Dr. Rakesh Tawar emphasizes the importance of post-operative care and recovery. He provides detailed instructions on managing pain, monitoring for complications, and the gradual return to normal activities. The guide also covers the emotional aspects of recovery, acknowledging the psychological impact of breast reconstruction and offering resources for counseling and support.

Breast reconstruction is a deeply personal journey, and Dr. Rakesh Tawar’s comprehensive guide serves as a valuable resource for women considering their options. By combining surgical expertise with a patient-centric approach, Dr. Tawar ensures that each woman’s unique needs are addressed throughout the entire reconstruction process. This guide not only educates but also inspires confidence in women seeking to reclaim their lives after breast surgery.

About Dr. Rakesh Tawar:

Dr. Rakesh Tawar is a highly respected plastic surgeon based in Dehradun, known for his commitment to patient-centric care and innovative approaches in the field of breast reconstruction. With a focus on education and empowerment, Dr. Tawar continues to make significant contributions to the well-being of his patients.

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New Delhi (India), January 29: In the ever-evolving world of healthcare, Dr. Sahil Lal shines as a guiding force, blending his family’s rich medical legacy with a keen business sense. As the successor to the esteemed Dr. Purushottam Lal, a globally celebrated cardiologist and Padmashree and Padma Vibhushan awardee, Dr. Sahil Lal hasn’t just inherited a legacy; he’s become the driving force behind its expansion and evolution.

Stepping into the role of Director at Metro Hospitals, Dr. Sahil Lal brought a fresh perspective, steering the institution onto the global stage. His leadership saw Metro Hospitals spreading its wings internationally, setting up branches in Oman, and Cambodia marking a significant leap beyond its Indian roots.

A pivotal moment in this journey was Metro Hospitals becoming the first healthcare institution in Northern India to make its mark in Oman’s medical market. Dr. Sahil Lal’s strategic brilliance not only elevated Metro Hospitals on the global map but also fostered stronger bonds between nations through medical tourism.

In Oman, Metro Hospitals made waves with the introduction of Muscat Premier Polyclinic, a clear reflection of Sahil Lal’s commitment to providing top-notch medical expertise tailored to the needs of the local community. Emphasizing a patient-centric approach, he ensured the clinic was equipped with the best staff and state-of-the-art technology.

Dr. Sahil Lal isn’t just a custodian of Metro Hospitals’ legacy; he’s also a visionary. Looking ahead, he envisions the establishment of the Metro Hospitals University in Noida, a groundbreaking institution set to nurture the next generation of healthcare professionals. This initiative reflects his belief in sharing knowledge to propel the medical sector in India forward.

Rooted in a family of medical luminaries, Dr. Sahil Lal embodies a harmonious blend of medical expertise and strategic vision. His unwavering commitment ensures that his father’s legacy isn’t just preserved but also taken to greater heights, transcending borders and making a global impact.

In the dynamic healthcare landscape, the future of Metro Hospitals under Dr. Sahil Lal’s guidance looks promising, driven by a legacy that goes beyond boundaries and a dedication to advancing medical care worldwide.

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Ahmedabad  (India), January 22: Medanta Hospitals, Gurugram and Sterling Hospitals came together to launch the comprehensive Liver OPD Clinic in Ahmedabad. Sterling has been a leading hospital in Gujarat while MedantaGurugram spearheads Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine. Dedicated doctors from Medanta Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine would be available for patients at the liver OPD clinic in Ahmedabad once a month.   

The clinic would address serious liver illness including liver failure, liver cancer, gallbladder cancer, bile duct cancer, portal hypertension, and liver abnormalities observed in both children and adults. Sterling Hospital’s state-of-the-art facility combined with their team of highly qualified doctors and specialists from Medanta Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine will be a great combination for patients’ liver treatment in the city. 

Present at the occasion, the key person for Medanta’s liver transplantation unit, Dr. Arvinder S. Soin, Chairman & Chief Liver Transplant Surgeon at the Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine said, “Liver diseases can be seen in children as a congenital problem or in adults due to fatty liver either due to alcoholism (30%) or diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity or unhealthy and sedentary lifestyle. Even teetotallers are not spared and get affected with cirrhosis of liver. So it’s extremelycrucial to get the ailment identified early followed by specialist treatment. Medanta is confident in providing excellent service to the people of Gujarat, as evidenced by its strong understanding of thesubject and track record of over 4300 liver transplants. The new Liver Clinic we are launching will provide the people of Gujarat world class liver disease treatment and transplant services including scarless robotic donor liver surgery, cure of advanced liver cancer with transplant and successful transplant with blood group mismatched donors.”

Dr. Simmardeep S Gill, MD & CEO of Sterling Hospitals, emphasized the institution’s commitment to advancing medical technology and delivering exceptional patient care. “The association with the Medanta Hospital Group solidifies our dedication and commitment in providing the best possible health care services and best outcomes for our patients. We strive to remain at the forefront of medical advancements and continue to enhance the quality of care we offer”,he said.

The introduction of the Liver OPD in Gujarat represents a significant milestone in treating and managing liver problems faced by the people in the state.The Clinical acumen from the Medanta Group of Hospitals will serve as a beacon of hope for individuals facing Liver and other chronic ailments related challenges in the region.

Apart from kidney, liver is the only other organ which can be donated by a living individual. The clinic would also help in making people aware of liver donation and transplant, which has become very common need now as compared to generations back. Medanta ‘s treatment is extremely effective, with a success rate of 98% for children and 97.5% for adults who have received a liver transplant.

About Medanta: 

Founded by Dr. Naresh Trehan, a world-renowned cardiovascular and cardiothoracic surgeon who has been awarded the prestigious Padma Bhushan and the Padma Shri, the third- and fourth-highest civilian awards in India, and the Dr. B.C. Roy Award in recognition of his distinguished contribution to medicine, Medanta (Global Health Limited) is one of the largest private multi-specialty tertiary care providers operating in the North and East regions of India, with key specialties including cardiac science, neurosciences, oncology, digestive and hepatobiliary sciences, orthopaedics, liver transplant, and kidney and urology, according to the report titled “An assessment of the healthcare delivery market in India, September 2022” by CRISIL Limited. 

Under the “Medanta” brand, the Company has a network of five hospitals currently in operation (Gurugram, Indore, Ranchi, Lucknow, and Patna). Spanning an area of 4.7 million sq. ft., its operational hospitals have 2,571 installed beds as on December 31, 2022. It also has one hospital under-construction in Noida. The Company provides healthcare services in over 30 medical specialties and engages over 1,400 doctors led by highly experienced department heads.

About Sterling Hospitals:

Sterling Group of Hospitals is a leading provider of tertiary care in Gujarat. With two decades of experience, the corporate hospital chain has grown to become the largest in the state, with four hospitals and cancer centres located in Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, and Gandhi Dham they offer a wide range of specialized services, including surgical oncology, medical oncology, radiation oncology, cardiac sciences, critical care, pulmonology, gastroenterology and GI surgery, neurosciences, and spine surgery. The hospital is equipped with round-the-clock emergency and accident services, 2 Cath labs, and 7 state-of-the-art operating theatres. The hospital has tie-ups with various insurance companies, TPAs, corporates, and government schemes to provide cashless hospitalization. Sterling Hospitals has also recently introduced a robotic knee replacement program, making it one of the first hospitals in the region to offer this advanced surgical option. Throughout Gujarat, Sterling Hospitals has become a beacon for top-tier medical care. Sterling Hospitals has experienced remarkable expansion, not just in terms of its geographic reach but also in terms of the trust and goodwill established by its exceptional patient care.

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Guinness Book of World Records Holder RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre, in association with Gail Limited, organized a Nutrition Food basket distribution for 1321 TB patients in Bharuch (Gujarat) at Rotary Club.

With the participation of numerous doctors and medical professionals, 1321 TB patients were at the TB-free medical camp and awareness program. The event was graced by Chief District Health Officer Dr JS Dhulera, with the presence of Dr Dharmendra Kumar ( chairman of RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre), District TB officer Yusuf Master, William Hingba (senior officer CSR) Gail Limited, Medical Officer District TB Centre Dr. Poonam Tamba, Thsil Health Officer Dr Sunil, Dr Rizwana and Urvesh Maurya gave their presence.

Dr Dharmendra Kumar, Chairman of the RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre, is committed to making Gujarat a tuberculosis-free state. This effort signifies a notable stride towards realizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of eradicating TB by 2025. Through extensive TB testing and providing essential care, this endeavor aims to substantially decrease the prevalence of TB in the region.

With the participation of numerous doctors and medical professionals, 1000 TB patients were given Nutrition baskets at the TB-free medical camp and awareness programs happened at the event which will educate people about the causes and precautions for TB. 

food and drinking water arrangements were made for all patients. All other medical concerns were addressed by the doctors. The primary goal of the RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Centre is to treat TB patients.

India has been fighting the tuberculosis crisis, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has envisioned eliminating the disease by 2025.

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New Delhi (India), January 16: Two years ago, Dietitian Amandeep Soni embarked on a mission to empower people to achieve optimal health through personalised nutrition. This journey led to the creation of Singh Nutri Diet Diet (@singhnutridiet.official), a thriving community of over 500+ clients spread across 13 cities and 7+ countries.

Journey towards being the best Dietitian in Delhi/NCR & across India, Amandeep Soni, Founder of Singh Nutri Diet, has been catering to many success stories through his expertise in creating healthy and balanced diets.

Science-backed Approach

Dietitian Amandeep Soni (@dietitianamandeep.official), an MSc in Sports and Exercise Nutrition, ACE-certified and Certified Diabetes Educator, believes in nourishing both body and mind. His philosophy is to embrace a healthy relationship with food and cultivate a thriving physique.

“Health isn’t a finish line; it’s a sustainable transformation journey,” emphasises Amandeep Soni. “We empower you to make conscious food choices and achieve your goals without restrictive fad diets.”

With over ten years of experience as a dietitian, Amandeep Soni has helped individuals overcome weight management challenges, manage diabetes, and embrace healthy lifestyles. His work with many brands exemplifies his commitment to promoting practical health knowledge and motivating people to make conscious food choices.

Singh Nutri Diet caters to a wide range of goals, including:

• Weight loss and management
• Diabetes management and healthy heart support
• PCOD management and skin & hair health
• Therapeutics diets and sports nutrition
• Kids’ nutrition and daily essentials supplementation counselling

Personalised Nutrition for Everyone

Singh Nutri Diet Diet offers a comprehensive approach to health and well-being through:

• Detailed Consultations: Singh Nutri Diet delves into the root cause of its clients’ concerns, crafting a personalised diet plan curated to their unique body composition, preferences, and lifestyle.
• Holistic Support: Singh Nutri Diet Diet provides BCA (Body Composition Analysis) for deeper insights to its clients, along with expert guidance on topics like sports nutrition, daily essentials supplementation, and therapeutic diets.
• Expert Team: A team of highly qualified nutritionists at Singh Nutri Diet, constantly involved in research and development, ensures that the clients receive the latest advancements and personalised support.
• Real-time Analysis: A personalised dashboard is there for all the clients to keep on track and update weekly diet plans, providing instant responses to their queries.
• Access: A dedicated team addresses clients’ needs, providing facts and explanations to empower informed choices.
• Affordable Solutions: Singh Nutri Diet Diet prioritises accessibility, offering the lowest prices in the industry and making personalised nutrition reachable to people in need.

Empowering Healthier Tomorrow

• Building Communities: Amandeep Soni actively collaborates with doctors, brands like Attribute and IMPACT, and athletes like Devon Larratt and Snezhana Babayeva, raising awareness about diet-related issues and promoting healthy living.
• Spreading Knowledge: Through education and research, Amandeep Soni empowers individuals to make informed choices about food and exercise, fostering a culture of well-being.

“Our mission is to flash hope in people,” believes Dietitian Amandeep Soni. “We want to empower them to lead healthy, disease-free lives through wholesome nutrition practices, education, and research.”

Mrs Ahuja, a satisfied client, shares: “Dietitian Amandeep Soni is a very good dietician with expert knowledge and skills that help him take his customer as a challenge to compete with his weight loss which was quite interesting to be a part of his game, keep it up Amandeep.”

Through Singh Nutri Diet Diet, Amandeep Soni’s mission is for an individual transformation. He aims to raise awareness about diet-related issues, improve overall quality of life, and spread knowledge about adequate nutrition and workout regimes.

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Website:- https://www.singhnutridiet.com/
Instagram:- @dietitianamandeep.official
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New Delhi (India), January 15: The Basics Woman, a pioneer in women’s health, is excited to announce a major breakthrough in hair care: new hair oil, launching in February 2024. This product isn’t just hair oil; it’s a testament to the power of combining ancient Ayurvedic knowledge with the latest in scientific research, designed to nurture hair towards remarkable strength and vitality.

With a thriving Instagram community of over 130,000 followers, The Basics Woman is at the forefront of advocating for women’s health, tackling everything from menstrual health to reproductive well-being. The brand’s ethos of holistic wellness resonates through its product line, which includes a specially formulated tea for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), a blend enriched with 11 hormone-balancing herbs that have empowered over 30,000 women in their journey with PCOS.

Spurred by the customers’ passion for herbal and natural remedies, The Basics Woman has crafted hair oil that embodies the perfect synergy of traditional practices and scientific innovation. This hair elixir is a comprehensive solution for various hair concerns, reinforcing The Basics Woman’s role as a holistic resource for women’s health. Our formula contains a blend of organic rosemary, coconut oil, argan oil, sesame seed, Brahmi, and more, offering a powerful, natural solution for hair growth and scalp rejuvenation.

Suchita A Mukerji, the visionary founder of The Basics Woman, expresses her excitement: “Introducing this latest creation to our community is a thrill. Our goal is to empower women to manage their health with products that blend organic wisdom and scientific innovation. This hair oil symbolizes our deep commitment to women’s holistic health and beauty.”

The Basics Woman’s rapid rise in the women’s health sector is not only because of its innovative products but rather a testament to its vibrant community engagement. The Instagram platform serves as a dynamic forum for discussing vital women’s health issues, fostering a supportive environment rich in shared experiences and expert advice. The anticipation among the followers is tangible, as they trust The Basics Woman’s dedication to quality, efficacy, and transparency. As the startup continues to innovate in the women’s health field, the launch of the hair oil signals a bright future for those seeking natural, effective solutions for their hair and scalp health.

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Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], January 11: The pharmaceutical industry, marketing companies, and the medical sector are gearing up for the special Indian Fharma Fair, as announced by the Indian Fharma Media. The 10th edition of the Indian Fharma Fair (IFF) is scheduled to take place from March 15 to 16, 2024, at the Sheraton Grand Palace in Indore.

The event is expected to witness the presence of key players in the pharmaceutical industry, marketing companies, and the medical sector, making it the largest B2B exhibition in the pharmaceutical industry.

Mr. B.S. Bhandari, the Managing Director of IFF, stated, “IFF is a leading trade show that showcases the latest products and services for pharmaceutical companies, third-party manufacturers, contract manufacturing, and PCD (Propaganda-Cum-Distribution) franchisees. This exhibition is for pharmaceutical professionals and industry stakeholders. The Indian Fharma Fair serves as a business platform for the pharma industry.”

The program will focus specifically on various aspects, including generic drug manufacturers, Ayurvedic and herbal medicines, beauty enhancement, and technological developments.

In this fharma fair, renowned companies from all over the country will participate some of them, : Akums Drugs & Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Mak Pharmaceuticals, Medicant Group Of Companies, Lifecare Neuro Products Ltd., Akshar Molecules Group Of Companies, Wonder Products, Kaizen Pharmaceuticals, Eurocrit Labs International Pvt. Ltd., Cynak Lifesciences, Symbiosis Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Psychocare Health Pvt. Ltd., Biodeal Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Mediwell Biotech Ltd., Lxir Medilabs Pvt. Ltd., Best Biotech, Systole Remedies, Aesthetic Softcaps, Enomark Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Vetmed Biotech, Den Mark Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Graphic Ganga Pvt. Ltd., Angia Rx Life Science Pvt. Ltd., Signa Medi Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Chemo Biological, AVE Life Science Pvt. Ltd., Wellford Pharmaceutical Pvt Ltd., Wig Health Products, Elfin Drugs Pvt. Ltd., Zoic Life Sciences, Restolife Molecules, Research Medicine Pvt. Ltd., Krisa Healthcare, Ashwath Life Sciences, Adarsh Enterprise Vanesha Healthcare & Formulation, Sigma Softgel & Formulation, Admetus Lifesciences, Monique Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Plusindia Formulation Pvt. Ltd., Cure Health Pharmacuticals.

Mr. B.S. Bhandari, the Managing Director of IFF, said, “This exhibition will focus on the expansion of the pharmaceutical industry in India, primarily through third-party manufacturing and PCD/franchise channels. Organized on such a large scale for the tenth time in the country and the first time in Indore, this pharmaceutical fair is expected to attract participants from all over India. This will not only help visitors identify products and their suppliers but also significantly contribute to the state’s economy. The pharmaceutical industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in India. To fully harness this potential, there is a need to bring diversity to the country’s sources of drug manufacturing and focus on cost-effectiveness, alternative medicine, predictable outcomes, and patient-centric approaches. The Indian Fharma Fair will bring together providers of Indian healthcare services under one roof, showcasing the country’s medical capabilities and providing opportunities for healthcare service providers in India to enhance their services. I hope that the Fharma Fair being organized in 2024 will prove to be a milestone in the Indian pharmaceutical industry.”

Under the leadership of IFF, Indore is ready to play a significant role in the development saga of the pharmaceutical industry. The two-day program is expected to attract the participation of more than 7,000-8,000 corporate personalities.

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