"Close the Care Gap" this World Cancer Day- Ft. Dr Nitin Gupta, Dr Peush Bajpai
Join us for a special video in honor of World Cancer Day on February 4th. World Cancer Day is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.
World Cancer Day unites people, communities, and entire countries to raise awareness and take action against cancer. This year's theme, "Close the Care Gap," marks the beginning of a three-year campaign focused on ensuring equitable access to quality cancer care for all.
Cancer, characterized by the uncontrolled multiplication of cells, poses a significant threat to health worldwide. Its impact spans across various parts of the body, and when left untreated, it becomes a deadly menace. With numerous types of cancer, each presenting distinct causes, symptoms, and treatment options, understanding and managing this disease is crucial for patients and healthcare professionals alike.
Hosted by Dr. Nandita Mohan, this video features esteemed panelists including Dr. Nitin Gupta, Senior Consultant at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute in Delhi, and Dr. Peush Bajpai, HOD & Consultant Medical Hemato Oncologist at Manipal Hospital, Dwarka.
In this discussion, our panelists address key questions surrounding cancer care and treatment in India.
Following are the questions:
Q1. What progress has been made in India in recent years in terms of cancer care and treatment accessibility?
Q2. In what ways is the healthcare system in India actively working to close the gap in cancer detection and early diagnosis?
Q3. What are the available treatment options for liver cancer, including diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, and targeted therapies?
Q4. Are these targeted therapies or immunotherapies showing promise in the treatment of pancreatic cancer as well?
Q5. Are there any advancements in liver cancer treatment that show promise?
Q6. How can palliative care support individuals with advanced pancreatic cancer and their families?
Q7. What steps can individuals take to contribute to the prevention of cancer and support those currently undergoing treatment in India?
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