Cancer Screening Programme by ATTUR IMA &WOMEN DOCTORS
Successful Cancer Screening Programme by ATTUR IMA &WOMEN DOCTORS at AROKIA MADHA NILAYAM HOSPITAL GANGAVALLI On the 16th, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) of Attur, in collaboration with the Women Doctors Wing and the AAO GAO Chalan Project, organized a comprehensive cancer screening program at Arokia Madha Hospital, Gangavalli. This event was strategically designed to enhance health awareness and detect potential health issues early, emphasizing the importance of regular screenings.
Key Highlights:
- A total of 80 women from various wards partook in health screenings. They were tested for Hemoglobin levels, Blood Sugar, Hypertension, Breast Cancer, and Cervical Cancer, providing a broad perspective on their overall health.
- Of those screened, 5 women underwent PAP SMEAR tests specifically targeted at detecting signs of cervical cancer. These women are scheduled to receive dedicated follow-up care to ensure continuity in monitoring their health.
- During the screening, 3 women were newly diagnosed with Diabetes, highlighting the critical role of such programs in identifying previously undiagnosed conditions.
- Additionally, 13 women were found to have anemia, signaling the need for nutritional interventions and further medical guidance.
Special Thanks:
We extend our sincere appreciation to the following individuals and organizations without whom the event would not have been possible:
- Dr. Sathya Priya, President of the AIMA, for her leadership and dedication to health initiatives.
- Dr. Divya Preethi, esteemed member of the AIMA, for her active participation and support.
- Dr. Martina, President of the AIMA Women's Wing, for her commitment to the health of women in our community.
- Sr. Pauline, Coordinator at the Cluny Social Work Centre, for her organizational assistance and compassionate efforts.
- The staff from AMN Hospital, Gangavalli, who worked tirelessly to provide high-quality medical services.
- The team from the Cluny Social Service Centre for their invaluable support and coordination.
- Medical representatives Mr. Abdullah (BAGEO) and Mr. Jeeva (UBIKA) for their contributions and collaboration in making this program a success.
This successful event demonstrates our unwavering commitment to promoting health awareness and ensuring that essential medical services are accessible to all members of our community. Through these efforts, we strive to foster a healthier future for everyone in Gangavalli and beyond.
On February 17, 2025 - AMN Hospital, undervthe leadership
On February 17, 2025, at AMN Hospital, undervthe leadership of Dr. Martina and Dr. Sowmiya a comprehensive breast and cervical cancer awareness program was conducted. This event emphasized the importance of preventive health measures and self-care practices. A special focus was placed on educating attendees about the correct techniques for self-examination of the breast, an essential practice for early detection. Additionally, there was an informative session on the significance of vaccination against cervical cancer, highlighting the available vaccines and their role in prevention. The program aimed to empower individuals with the knowledge and tools needed to take proactive steps in managing their health effectively.
In Feb from 12/2025 - CHILD ABUSE AWARENESS DAY
10/02/2025 Dr. Martina attended CHILD ABUSE AWARENESS DAY programme arranged by CLUNY SOCIAL SERVICE CENTRE at Koneripatty. Dr. Vanitha from Thammampatti GH, health inspectors, Lady constable and gents constables from police department also participated in this awareness programme. The rally by children parliament children carrying awareness pluck cards were taken around the village.
In Feb from 10/2025 - National Deworming Day
On February, 10th, 2025, in observance of National Deworming Day, our team from AIMA, in collaboration with Dr. Velumani, the Block Medical Officer, held an awareness session at Gangavalli Girls Higher Secondary School. The aim was to educate the students on the importance of deworming and maintaining good health. Following the informative session, we distributed Albendazole tablets to the students to aid in the prevention of worm infections, emphasizing the significance of such initiatives in promoting overall health and well-being among young learners.
