KRISHNENDU KUNDU
2 days ago2 min read
24 May 2025
07:33:00 AM
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News Desk, News Nation 360 : The Cancer Care and Cure Society of Bengal held a powerful awareness workshop at Kalamandir in a daring attempt to dispel the stigma associated with cancer and promote optimism. The incident emphasised a strong point: cancer is no longer a death sentence, and many patients are now successfully overcoming the illness to resume healthy, happy lives. "Cancer is not the end - it can be cured, and life can return to normal," the medical community's main theme, struck a deep chord and provided a message of hope and resiliency for everyone impacted by cancer. Distinguished physicians held a stimulating panel discussion to start the evening, providing insightful information on the most recent advancements in cancer therapy, survival, and the return to normal life following treatment. The evening concluded with heartfelt statements from cancer survivors, whose inspiring tales of hope and resiliency demonstrated the remarkable capacity of the human spirit to triumph over hardship. Their stirring testimonies demonstrated the unwavering bravery and tenacity that motivate those who must fight comparable struggles. Senior surgical oncologist, Dr Gautam Mukhopadhyay, stated that Cancer might now signal the start of a new chapter in a story rather than its conclusion. They are not only prolonging lives with early identification and developing treatments, but they are also regaining dignity, optimism, and the basic joy of living fearlessly. The celebrated musical duet Sourendro–Soumyojit gave the audience a heartfelt performance to end the evening on a joyous note. Their music inspired and brought everyone together in a spirit of hope and community.
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