Manipal Hospital Dhakuria celebrates strength and hope at ‘Cancer Survivors Meet’.

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Manipal Hospital Dhakuria celebrates strength and hope at ‘Cancer Survivors Meet’

Reported by Sanchita Chatterjee Kolkata: Reinforcing the message that cancer is a chapter, not the end of the story, Manipal Hospital Group, one of India’s largest healthcare providers, organized a heartwarming Survivors Meet 
“Celebrating Cancer Warriors” at Manipal Hospital Dhakuria. The meet was held in the presence of Dr. 
Shuvayu Banerjee, Advisor and Consultant – Advisor, Comprehensive Cancer Care Centre, Senior Consultant-GI Oncology, Manipal Hospital Dhakuria and other eminent oncologists and physicians of the hospital. 
 The event brings together cancer survivors, caregivers, doctors and community members to celebrate itiatives like “Celebrating Cancer Warriors”, Manipal Hospital Dhakuria continues to spread awareness, compassion and confidence - ensuring that every cancer patient not only gets advanced treatment, but also permanent support and hope.
 The event was attended by leading experts, such as Dr. Prabhu Ghosh, Consultant - Urology; Dr. Ashutosh Daga, Consultant - Medical Oncology;  Dr. Shreya Bhattacharya, Consultant - Head and Neck Surgery/Oncology; Dr. Sagnik Roy, Consultant - Surgical Oncologist; Dr. Jashasvi Chakraborty, Consultant - Haematology; Dr. Parmita Roy, Consultant - Gynaecologic Oncologist; and Dr. Anirban Halder, Consultant - Radiation Oncology. The programme was further enhanced by the virtual presence of Dr. Soumen Basu, Senior Consultant, Radiation Oncology and Dr.
 Tanmoy Kumar Mandal, Consultant, Medical Oncology, which reiterated the hospital's multifaceted and patient-centric approach to comprehensive cancer care.


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