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Kadiyam Srihari Urges Early Cancer Detection in Rural Areas
Kadiyam Srihari visited a free cancer screening camp in a rural village.
Doctors checked villagers for signs of cancer and other health problems.
Srihari said finding cancer early can help save lives.
He said poor and rural people often face problems because they may not know about screening.
He also said changing lifestyles and eating habits are causing more health concerns.
The MLA looked at the medical equipment used at the camp.
He encouraged villagers to get health checks regularly.
He asked the hospital to hold a larger health camp in Station Ghanpur.
Station Ghanpur MLA Kadiyam Srihari stressed that early cancer detection can help prevent premature deaths.
He attended a free cancer screening camp organized by KIMS Hospital in Thidugu village on Sunday.
Srihari inspected diagnostic equipment and discussed early detection of different cancers with doctors.
He urged villagers to undergo regular screenings and said delayed diagnosis especially harms poor patients.
He asked KIMS Hospital to organize a mega health camp at the Station Ghanpur constituency headquarters.
- Who
- Station Ghanpur MLA and former Deputy Chief Minister Kadiyam Srihari, KIMS Hospital doctors, and villagers.
- What
- A free cancer screening camp was held, with Srihari promoting early detection and regular health checks.
- Where
- Thidugu village in Zaffargadh mandal; Srihari also requested a future camp at the Station Ghanpur constituency headquarters.
- When
- Sunday; no specific date was provided.
- Why
- To improve early cancer detection, reduce premature deaths, and address delayed diagnosis among poor and rural communities.
Key facts
- Event
- Free cancer screening camp
- Organizer
- KIMS Hospital
- Location
- Thidugu village, Zaffargadh mandal
- Attendee
- Kadiyam Srihari
- Main message
- Early cancer detection and regular screening can help prevent premature deaths
- Requested follow-up
- A mega health camp at the Station Ghanpur constituency headquarters
- Reported health concerns
- Lack of awareness, delayed diagnosis, and changing lifestyles and dietary habits
Sources
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