Women’s health awareness is extremely important, especially when it comes to cancers like breast cancer and cervical cancer.
In this International Women’s Day special podcast, Dr. Santveer Singh talks with Cancer Surgeon Dr. Deepika Gupta about the most common cancers affecting women in India.
In this episode we discuss:
* Breast cancer risk in India
* Cervical cancer prevention and HPV vaccine
* Genetic cancers and family history
* Breast cancer symptoms and screening tests
* Pap smear and mammography
* Myths about cancer surgery and biopsy
* Role of laparoscopy and robotic surgery
* Cancer prevention and early detection
According to studies, 1 in 28 women in India may develop breast cancer, and awareness, screening, and early detection are extremely important.
This conversation aims to spread women’s health awareness and cancer prevention knowledge.
📌 Watch till the end to learn how early screening can save lives.
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00:00 Introduction – Breast Cancer Risk in Women
00:46 Podcast Introduction
01:25 Why Talk About Women’s Cancer
02:05 Most Common Cancers in Women
03:10 Breast Cancer Screening Tests
03:53 Cervical Cancer Screening & Pap Smear
04:38 Is Breast Cancer Painful?
05:31 Symptoms of Early Breast Cancer
05:41 Gynecological Cancer Screening
06:29 Are Some Cancers Genetic?
07:23 Breast & Ovarian Cancer Family Risk
07:30 Cervical Cancer Vaccine Explained
08:11 Modern Cancer Surgery Techniques
09:10 Cancers Without Symptoms
10:30 Gallbladder Cancer Risk in India
10:38 Cancer Myths – Biopsy & Surgery
12:19 Sugar and Cancer Myth
13:45 Genetic vs Non-Genetic Cancer
14:47 Natural Treatment & Cancer Truth
16:02 Intermittent Fasting & Cancer
16:51 Women’s Day Health Message
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