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Breast Cancer in Women & Men-Early Detection by dr Lopa

Breast Cancer - Screening, Diagnosis, Novel Surgical Approaches & Survivorship.

Breast Cancer - Inflammation, Genetics, Family History & Ethnicity by Dr Lopamudra Das Roy

Key risk factors - Preventable measures to Cancer

March 20, 2021: YOUR HEALTHY CANCER COME BACK - FITZ KOEHLER

November, 08, 2020: STOMACH, COLON & LUNG CANCER Awareness Virtual Seminar. The inspirational journey of our advocates & information from our oncologists will be great learning and extremely helpful

October 25, 2020: Winning the journey of Breast Cancer - BCH organized Virtual Global Seminar.

October 18, 2020: Breast Self Exam Saving Lives in women & men

October 04, 2020:BCH organized Global scenario of Breast Cancer Management – Diagnosis to Treatment.

Sept 13, 2020: BCHWing-Childhood Cancer Hub Webinar:CANCER IN CHILDREN- PERSPECTIVES FROM ONCOLOGIST,SURVIVOR & PARENT

COVID-19 - IT'S IMPACT ON CANCER PATIENTS & PRE-EXISTING DISEASES. Reality Check from Covid Survivors & Doctors, July 20th 2020

February 21, 2020: Oncology Massage - Its Importance & Benefits. Breast Tissue Lymphatics & Health for Women & Men

"REALITY CHECK ON PREVENTING BREAST CANCER AND AVERTING UNTIMELY DEATHS." SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT E-TALKS (#SDGTALKS) CO-HOSTED BY CNS AND INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (IIM) INDORE.

Nation 1 Voice: Interview in Hindi

Interview with Late Dr. Chandra Sekhar Das, Retired Professor & Head of Pediatrics, Silchar Medical College; Independent Practicing Pediatrician & Senior Consultant, Assam.

Dr. Das talks how he is spreading the message & his ideas can be eye openers for all other Pediatricians.

BCH - Patient Treatment Bucket - Interview with Padmashree Recipient Dr. Ravi kannan, Director, Cachar Cancer Hospital & Research Center Silchar, Assam, India on 30th October

Overview of India Outreach 2018-2019: Taboo & Ignorance with Breast Cancer persists even today, both in urban & rural India, irrespective of socio-economic condition & education.

In Local Language of Assam - Assamese: Early detection saves lives!

Nation 1 Voice, interview in Bengali focused on early detection & signs & symptoms of Breast Cancer in women & men, Challenges with screening processes in India, the solutions we can provide.

Breast Taboo in Developing Countries leading to higher death rate with Breast Cancer - By Dr. Lopa

Dr. Charley Ferrer, CEO & Founder of Cancer Tamer Foundation,an award winning author, an inspiration

Interview with Dr. Sarmistha Bhattacharya, speaks about the realities on Breast Cancer in India

Interview with Dr. Sarbani Giri, speaks about the facts associated with Breast Cancer stigma in India

Interview with Dr. Rakesh S. Ramesh, St. Johns Medical College, Bengaluru, june 19, 2019

Interview with Dr. Chethana Thirthahalli, Interesting facts about Breast Cancer in India

Interview with Dipali Saikia in Assamese, summarized in English

Interview with Padmashree recipient Dr. Ravi Kannan, Breast Cancer scenario in Assam, India

Interview with Dr. K ,Govind Babu, HCG Cancer Hospital, Bengaluru, June 20, 2019

Interview with Dr. Smitha Carol Saldanha, Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bengaluru, June 21, 2019

Interview with Cathy Y. Burch at wells fargo, Charlotte, usa

Presentation at Northwestern Kellogg School of Management, Chicago, IL, during the launch of Breast Cancer Hub on October 20, 2017. Discussion about the issues of Breast Cancer screening & awareness in developed countries like US and in developing countries.

Hills Live @Haflong on 23rd July, 2019: Interview by Mr. Anup Biswas, Chief Editor and Mr. Swadeep Hasamsa that covers all aspects of early detection with Breast Cancer.

Interview with Dr. Anupama Shetty, Narayana Health, Bengaluru, june 18, 2019

Interview with Dr. Anitha Medabalmi, Senior consultant, OB/GYN, Thumbay Hospital, Hyderabad, June 24, 2019

Interview with Devarajan Kalladan- discussions about early detection of Breast Cancer in India

Interview with Shobha Preetham, speaking about the Breast Cancer scenario in India

Part 1: Interview with Dr. Liladhar Deori in Assamese, briefed in English, @Breast Cancer in Assam, India

Part 2: Interview with Dr. Liladhar Deori in Assamese, briefed in English, @Breast Cancer in Assam, India

Interview with Major Deepshikha Gupta on Breast Cancer taboo in India

Interview with Dr. Juganta Kumar Deori in Assamese, briefed in English, on Breast Cancer in India

Interview with Dr. Biswajit Borkakoti, sharing his personal story @Breast Cancer, India

Interview with Dr. Geetha Manjunath, facts about Breast Cancer situation in India

Interview with Mr. Dipankar Ghosh in Bengali, summarized in English, on Breast Cancer taboo in India

Interview with Mrs. Neerja Malik, Breast Cancer conqueror, 11th July, 2019 at Chennai

Mrs. Neerja Malik beat Breast Cancer twice, and she calls herself "Conqueror" not "Survivor". She was first diagnosed in 1998, and again in 2004. Both times, she defeated Cancer with her positive attitude and will power. Mrs. Malik is the author of the book "I Inspire". She is a true inspiration for the mankind... Hats off to Mrs. Neerja Malik, honored to meet such an amazing person! Malik's pearls of advice for every person combating cancer: "1. Cancer is only a word, nothing less and nothing more. 2. When you are diagnosed with cancer, don’t think it is the all and end of existence. It is simply a short detour from your destination. 3. Laughter is the best medicine. 4. Cherish ten treasures of life - Love, Fun & Laughter, God, Faith, Miracle, Death, Acceptance, Attitude of Gratitude, Abundance and Living in the Now“

Interview with Mrs. Uma Pai, Breast Cancer Survivor, Bengaluru

Words fall short with the mention of Mrs. Uma Pai.. age is just a number for Mrs. Pai... full of energy, positive attitude towards life and most importantly her selfless support and contributions towards the community. She is the winner of the Women of Future Awards 2017, in addition to being recipient of many awards & honors for being Breast Cancer advocate and also for her tremendous contributions towards the society from all spheres. A true inspiration for our society..

Interview with Mrs. Prabhavathi P.C in Malayalam-Stage 3 Breast Cancer Survivor.

So proud of Mrs. Prabhavathi, a teacher by profession, who shared her journey in Malayalam, summarized in English by Mrs. Usha Menon. Hats off to Mrs. Prabhavathi who fought the battle with courage, positive attitude, never gave up! Our Hero!

Interview with Mrs. Anindita Chowdhury in Bengali (summarized in English), Breast Cancer Conqueror

Anindita Chowdhury, journalist by profession & BRCA1, HER2+ Breast Cancer Advocate on June 28, 2019 in Hyderabad. Mrs. Anindita Chowdhury, diagnosed in November 2017 at 42 years, yet so composed & brave, faced cancer, with a beautiful smile. It was such a proud moment when Mrs. Chowdhury volunteered to be an advocate so that she can help other women & men sailing through cancer. Hats off to Mrs. Chowdhury and you are truly an inspiration to the mankind.

Savita Shekhawat speaks in Marwari about her journey, Breast Cancer Advocate

Journey of Savita Shekhawat… An inspiration to the Mankind- Savita got diagnosed with Breast Cancer, faced the fight, emerged winner with her courage & determination. She didn’t stop herself.. She came forward to become an ADVOCATE, with a mission to spread the word and save LIVES- through her selfless voluntary service… Hats off to Savita & So blessed to know her & it’s a privilege to have Savita in our BCH family as our BCH Advocate Ambassador

Interview with Mrs. Bina Baidya in Bengali, summarized in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Bina Baidya, diagnosed at Stage II with Breast Cancer, didn't think twice to speak about her journey! Her request to everyone, not to be shy to mention about issues with breast and should immediately visit the doctor. Mrs. Bina Baidya, an inspiration!

Interview with Manjit Kaur in Hindi, briefed in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Manjit Kaur, diagnosed with Metastatic Breast Cancer in October, 2016! Hats off to Mrs. Kaur, who has gathered the courage to come forward for the first time, disclosing her story,  and now she is an inspiration for all the women & men with Metastatic Breast Cancer, as she is declared cancer free!

Interview with Mrinalini Neog in Assamese, briefed in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Mrinalini Neog, a teacher & Breast Cancer Survivor, Diagnosed at Stage III. I am so proud of Mrs. Neog for not hesitating to speak about her journey! Mrs. Neog, an inspiration to the society!

Interview with Nibedita Chakraborty in Bengali, briefed in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Nibedita Chakraborty, diagnosed at Stage I Breast Cancer in December, 2016; her vigilance, alertness & openness to discuss & attend the doctor immediately helped her with Early diagnosis…so proud of Mrs. Chakraborty,  a motivation for mankind.

Interview with Panna Bharali in Assamese, briefed in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Ms. Panna Bharali, Joint Secretary, Pratishruti & a Breast Cancer Survivor, (Triple negative Breast cancer, BRCA1 mutation). Panna is not embarrassed and shy to speak about her story! Ms. Panna is an inspiration for all of us! Hats off to an amazing woman, Panna!

Interview with Sabita Rabha in Assamese, briefed in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Sabita Rabha, at Dr. B.Borooah Cancer Hospital, coming in to check with the doctor late with breast lumps, due to embarrassment & ignorance!

Interview with Supti Shyam in Bengali, summarized in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Supti Shyam, Breast Cancer survivor,  diagnosed in January, 2016 with Stage II (grade IV tumor). Hats off to Mrs. Shyam for speaking about her journey so others learn about the importance of taking care of Breast health and address the issue immediately to family and doctor unlike her journey where due to shyness & ignorance, she was quiet for a long time!

Interview with Titu Gupta in Bengali, summarized in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Interview with Mrs. Titu Gupta, 5 year Breast Cancer survivor (diagnosed at advanced Stage III), so brave as she reveals the reasons & truth of her late diagnosis & requests others not to ignore a lump & address the doctor immediately! Hats off to Mrs. Gupta, an inspiration for the society!

Interview with Poornima Koramodi in Bengali, summarized in English, Breast Cancer Advocate from India

Ignorance and poverty engulfing our society -- With Mrs. Shefalika Deb, Nurse, Rampur Tea Estate and Mrs. Poornima Koramodi, Breast Cancer patient. In spite of treatment available, Poornima neglected her health due to lack of knowledge about recurrence, the outcome is fatal. Poornima is now on Stage IV Breast cancer…

Interview with Maura Mccarthy at wells fargo bank, charlotte, usa

Maura McCarthy, Breast Cancer Survivor with a lifelong mission to advocate for early detection. Hats off to Mrs. McCarthy's spirit and eagerness to help others. Mrs. McCarthy, an inspiration for the society.

Captain Evey Cormican, Our Breast Cancer Survivor/Advocate speaks about her Breast Cancer Journey and the importance of Self Breast Exam!

Our inspiration, Our Breast Cancer Advocate, Sravani Sharma originally from Assam, India currently resides in NJ, USA speaks about her Cancer journey emphasizing on the importance of early detection and also not to ignore benign tumors!

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Inspirational journey of our Breast Cancer Advocate Janaki Chivukula from Hyderabad, India! Janaki narrates her journey in Telugu language.

(english) Dr. C.S Das, explaining the mothers of his pediatric patients at his clinic, about early detection of Breast Cancer! 

Dr. Chandra Sekhar Das, Retired Professor & Head of Pediatrics, Silchar Medical College; Independent Practicing Pediatrician & Senior Consultant, explaining the mothers of his pediatric patients who come to him with their babies/kids at his clinic, about Breast self exam and educating them about early detection that can save life. Dr. Das is doing this as outreach in groups. Hats off to him for his continued service at the age of 72+.

(bengali) In Bengali-Dr. C.S Das, explaining the moms of his pediatric patients at his clinic, about Breast Cancer!

Dr. Chandra Sekhar Das, Retired Professor & Head of Pediatrics, Silchar Medical College; Independent Practicing Pediatrician & Senior Consultant, explaining the mothers of his pediatric patients who come to him with their babies/kids at his clinic, about Breast self exam and educating them about early detection that can save life. Dr. Das is doing this as outreach in groups. Hats off to him for his continued service at the age of 72+

(Assamese) Dr. C.S Das, explaining the moms of his pediatric patients at his clinic, about Breast Cancer!

Dr. Chandra Sekhar Das, Retired Professor & Head of Pediatrics, Silchar Medical College; Independent Practicing Pediatrician & Senior Consultant, explaining the mothers of his pediatric patients who come to him with their babies/kids at his clinic, about Breast self exam and educating them about early detection that can save life. Dr. Das is doing this as outreach in groups. Hats off to him for his continued service at the age of 72+.

(Assamese) Radio Brahmaputra 90.4 FM on 20th July 2018 at Dibrugarh, Assam

Radio Brahmaputra can play a huge role and in future, the same talk will be re-played to reinforce about Breast health. I will also send more brief talks to Radio Brahmaputra that might be helpful to combat the critical situation with Breast Cancer in NE India.

I am sincerely thankful to Mr. Bhaskar Bhuyan for supporting the cause and inviting me to Radio Brahmaputra 90.4 FM on 20th July 2018. My primary focus was targeting embarrassment, taboo, ignorance and bringing Breast self exam (how to perform) process in both women and men into picture. If the public are reinforced about the importance of taking care of Breast Health, then we can decrease the mortality rate from Breast Cancer specially in NE India.

Mrs. Ravina Kashyap, Stage IV Colon Cancer Survivor, speaks about her inspiring journey!

Hats off to Mrs. Kashyap, an inspiration to the society! So proud of Mrs. Ravina Kashyap for coming forward, sharing her story, and providing her valuable insights on early symptoms and screening processes!

INTERVIEW WITH DR. VASUDEV CHATURVEDI, COLON CANCER ADVOCATE

It was such an honor meeting Dr. Chaturvedi, Founder Secretary, Swastava Cancer Care, India. Dr. Chatruvedi is a Stage IIIB Colon cancer survivor, diagnosed in 2016. Hats off to his spirit and positivity. At the age of 72, he is working and not giving up with a zeal to serve the community.