National Workshop on UNCOVER-UNDERSTAND-UNITE:The Fight Against Breast and Cervical Cancer in Colloboration with UGC MMTTC and ICS - October 29, 2024
Date: October 29, 2024
Duration:
2 day(s)
Venue:
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Seminar Hall
Target:
Women Faculty and PG Students
Number of Participants:
250
ntroduction
A National Workshop titled "UNCOVER-UNDERSTAND-UNITE: The Fight Against Breast and Cervical Cancer" was organized to address the growing burden of breast and cervical cancer in India. The workshop was conducted by WEC and YRC in collaboration with the University Grants Commission's (UGC) Model Multiple Technology Transfer Center (MMTTC) and the Indian Cancer Society (ICS). The workshop aimed to enhance awareness, promote early detection, and strengthen the collective fight against these preventable cancers through knowledge sharing, community engagement, and the implementation of effective screening techniques.
The event brought together healthcare professionals, policymakers, academicians, researchers, social workers, and cancer survivors, with the objective of building a more unified approach to cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment across the country.
Objectives of the Workshop
To Raise Awareness:
Discuss the increasing prevalence of breast and cervical cancers in India.
Highlight the importance of early detection and self-examination techniques.
Educate participants on lifestyle changes that can reduce cancer risks.
To Understand the Gaps in Cancer Detection and Care:
Identify barriers to timely screening and treatment, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
Examine existing healthcare policies related to cancer and their implementation.
To Unite Stakeholders in the Fight Against Cancer:
Foster collaboration among healthcare providers, NGOs, government agencies, and researchers.
Share best practices and innovative approaches for cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.
To Promote Research and Innovation:
Discuss ongoing research related to breast and cervical cancer.
Encourage the development and adoption of new technologies and methods for early diagnosis.
