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HCG Cancer Centre Bangalore Hosts Free Cancer Screening & Cervical Cancer Vaccination for Women Police Personnel on International Women’s Day
(MENAFN- Avian We) Bangalore, March 08, 2025: HCG Cancer Centre Bangalore organized a Free Cervical Cancer Vaccination for Women Police Personnel on account of International Women’s Day. The event, aligned with the global theme of 'Accelerate Action' aimed to empower women to take charge of their own health. The event was graced by the presence of Ms Manisha Kumar, Chief Operating Officer, Karnataka, Healthcare Global Enterprises Limited, Shri. B. Dayananda, IPS Commissioner of Police Bangalore City, Shri. Kuldeep Kumar r Jain, IPS Joint Commissioner of Police Admin, Shri Mathi Padmini Saho, IPS DCP Admin and Dr. Abhilasha Narayan, Sr. Consultant- Gynae Oncology, HCG Cancer Centre, KR Road, Bangalore.
With over 250 participants from the women police force, the event brought together a vibrant community united in the fight against cancer. The initiative focused on providing vital healthcare services to women in law enforcement, with key offerings including Cervical Cancer Vaccine, PAP Smear Test and Breast Examination.
Shri. B. Dayananda, IPS Commissioner of Police Bangalore city, said “It is commendable that HCG Cancer Centre has taken the initiative to offer such crucial healthcare services to our women police personnel. These women play an essential role in maintaining law and order in the city, and prioritizing their health is key to ensuring they continue their work effectively. I applaud HCG for its ongoing commitment to women’s well-being and preventive healthcare.”
Ms. Manisha Kumar, Chief Operating Officer Karnataka, Healthcare Global Enterprises Limited said “At HCG Cancer Centre Bangalore, we our mission goes beyond just medical care. We are dedicated to nurturing the overall well-being of women across every aspect of their lives. International Women’s Day provides an ideal opportunity to celebrate the invaluable contributions of women across all sectors, including law enforcement. Through this event, we aimed to offer women police personnel the opportunity to access essential preventive healthcare services like breast examinations, Pap smears, and cervical cancer vaccinations, empowering them to take charge of their health. By prioritizing women’s health, we are ensuring that they continue to serve our community in their best possible health, both physically and mentally. This initiative also serves as a reminder of the importance of regular health screenings and early detection, which can make all the difference in improving long-term health outcomes.”
Dr. Abhilasha Narayan, Sr. Consultant- Gynae Oncology, HCG Cancer Centre KR Road, Bangalore said “Women in law enforcement face unique challenges that can take a toll on their physical and mental well-being. It is vital that they have access to healthcare services that address their specific needs, including screenings for breast cancer and cervical cancer. Early detection of these conditions is crucial for effective treatment, and our goal today was to empower these women with the knowledge and tools to take action. It is heartening to see so many women come forward for these screenings, and we hope this will inspire others to prioritize their health as well.”
The event successfully addressed essential health concerns, empowering the women to take proactive steps for their health. In addition to the health services, the initiative sparked important conversations about women’s health in the workplace, especially in physically demanding professions like law enforcement.
With over 250 participants from the women police force, the event brought together a vibrant community united in the fight against cancer. The initiative focused on providing vital healthcare services to women in law enforcement, with key offerings including Cervical Cancer Vaccine, PAP Smear Test and Breast Examination.
Shri. B. Dayananda, IPS Commissioner of Police Bangalore city, said “It is commendable that HCG Cancer Centre has taken the initiative to offer such crucial healthcare services to our women police personnel. These women play an essential role in maintaining law and order in the city, and prioritizing their health is key to ensuring they continue their work effectively. I applaud HCG for its ongoing commitment to women’s well-being and preventive healthcare.”
Ms. Manisha Kumar, Chief Operating Officer Karnataka, Healthcare Global Enterprises Limited said “At HCG Cancer Centre Bangalore, we our mission goes beyond just medical care. We are dedicated to nurturing the overall well-being of women across every aspect of their lives. International Women’s Day provides an ideal opportunity to celebrate the invaluable contributions of women across all sectors, including law enforcement. Through this event, we aimed to offer women police personnel the opportunity to access essential preventive healthcare services like breast examinations, Pap smears, and cervical cancer vaccinations, empowering them to take charge of their health. By prioritizing women’s health, we are ensuring that they continue to serve our community in their best possible health, both physically and mentally. This initiative also serves as a reminder of the importance of regular health screenings and early detection, which can make all the difference in improving long-term health outcomes.”
Dr. Abhilasha Narayan, Sr. Consultant- Gynae Oncology, HCG Cancer Centre KR Road, Bangalore said “Women in law enforcement face unique challenges that can take a toll on their physical and mental well-being. It is vital that they have access to healthcare services that address their specific needs, including screenings for breast cancer and cervical cancer. Early detection of these conditions is crucial for effective treatment, and our goal today was to empower these women with the knowledge and tools to take action. It is heartening to see so many women come forward for these screenings, and we hope this will inspire others to prioritize their health as well.”
The event successfully addressed essential health concerns, empowering the women to take proactive steps for their health. In addition to the health services, the initiative sparked important conversations about women’s health in the workplace, especially in physically demanding professions like law enforcement.
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