Haryana CM: Early Detection of Cancer Symptoms Enables Treatment
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Synopsis
On February 15, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini emphasized the importance of early detection in cancer treatment while engaging with child survivors and healthcare providers on International Childhood Cancer Day.
Key Takeaways
- Early detection is critical for effective cancer treatment.
- Awareness initiatives are vital for prevention.
- The state supports cancer patients with free transport and pensions.
- Various health services are available across Haryana.
- International Childhood Cancer Day promotes global awareness.
New Delhi, Feb 15 (NationPress) The Chief Minister of Haryana, Nayab Singh Saini, stated on Saturday that while cancer poses a significant health threat, early detection of its symptoms greatly enhances the possibility of effective treatment.
These comments were made during a meeting with young cancer survivors, along with their families and medical professionals, at Haryana Bhawan, in recognition of International Childhood Cancer Day.
The Chief Minister expressed his best wishes to the young survivors, hoping for a prosperous future for them.
During the event, the children presented him with creative artworks made from their handprints, which the Chief Minister graciously signed, while promoting the need for increased awareness regarding childhood cancer.
He acknowledged the alarming rise in cancer cases over recent years, impacting individuals of all ages.
“It is essential to enhance awareness for the prevention of this disease,” he remarked, emphasizing that timely identification of symptoms allows for appropriate treatment through thorough evaluations.
The Chief Minister also interacted with doctors from Fortis Hospital in Gurugram who were present, applauding their dedication to assisting children in overcoming this critical illness.
The state government is actively implementing extensive initiatives to promote cancer awareness and offer support to affected individuals.
Cancer patients in Haryana benefit from free transportation on Haryana State Transport buses and receive monthly pensions via social security schemes.
Furthermore, awareness rallies, seminars, and health camps are being organized statewide to educate the public.
Health services for cancer patients are available through various institutions, including Atal Cancer Hospital in Ambala, PGIMS in Rohtak, and the National Cancer Institute in Jhajjar, along with several daycare centers.
International Childhood Cancer Day serves as a worldwide collaborative initiative aimed at raising awareness about childhood cancer and showing solidarity with affected children, survivors, and their families.
