Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Training Program Held on Cancer Prevention in Kurnool
Imagine your body is like a house.
Cancer is like a problem that can grow in your house.
Doctors had a special training to learn how to spot this problem early, like a detective looking for clues.
The training was at a medical school in Kurnool.
They learned how to teach people about cancer and find it early.
If doctors find it early, they can help people feel better and live normal lives.
This helps not just the person with the problem but their whole family.
If doctors think someone might have cancer, they'll send them to a special hospital for help.
A training program on cancer prevention was held at Government Medical College in Kurnool.
The program was part of the NCD 4.0 initiative.
The aim was to enhance awareness and early detection skills among medical officers.
Dr. Chitti Narasamma emphasized the importance of awareness and early detection.
Suspected cases are to be referred to the State Cancer Hospital for consultation.
- Who
- Medical officers from urban and primary health centers
- What
- A training program on cancer prevention.
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Government Medical College, Kurnool
- Why
- To enhance awareness and early detection skills to strengthen cancer control.
- Program Purpose
- Cancer prevention training
- Location
- Government Medical College, Kurnool
- Target Audience
- Medical officers
- Initiative
- NCD 4.0
- Emphasis
- Awareness and early detection
- Referral
- State Cancer Hospital, Kurnool (OP No. 222, Tuesdays and Thursdays)