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Vijayawada CP inaugurates cancer detection mobile van
Vijayawada City Police Commissioner Gautam Sawang said that cancer would be treated if detected at an early stage and suggested for cancer checkup once in a year for the early detection of disease.
Vijayawada: Vijayawada City Police Commissioner Gautam Sawang said that cancer would be treated if detected at an early stage and suggested for cancer checkup once in a year for the early detection of disease.
The Commissioner of Police inaugurated the cancer detection mobile van at the Police Parade grounds here on Wednesday.
The Cancer Detection Mobile Van was arranged by Rotary Club of Vijayawada in support with Dr. Mohan Vansi Omega Hospital Hyderabad. The in-charge of Omega hospital said that women above 40 years of age should go for cancer health checkup once a year. About 175 families of police men underwent tests at the camp.
Police Medicare center Dr. Prasad, Omega hospital in-charge Eliah, Rotary club representative Dr. Ch Ramcharan and others were present.
