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Evercare Hospital Chattogram commemorated World Cancer Day on Tuesday, reinforcing its dedication to raising awareness and providing comprehensive cancer care in the region. The hospital hosted an awareness event to mark the occasion, attended by key members of the medical and administrative teams.
Samir Singh, Chief Operating Officer; Dr. Tania Lodh, Head of Medical Services & Quality Assurance; Dr. Md. Surman Ali, Senior Consultant, General Laparoscopic and Laser Colorectal Surgery; Dr. Md. Anisul Islam Khan, Senior Consultant & Coordinator, Neurosurgery; Dr. Sandeep Dhavan, Senior Consultant-Gastroenterology & Hepatology; and Dr. Muhammad, Consultant- Histopathology. Departmental overviews were presented by Dr. Tanvir Ahmed, Attending Consultant, Medical & Radiation Oncology; Dr. Masba Uddin Chawdhury, Consultant, Hematology & BMT Center; Dr. Mukut Roy, Specialist - General and Laparoscopic Surgery; Dr. Md. Nasir Uddin, Attending Consultant, Neurosurgery; and Dr. Hasnina Akter, Attending Consultant, Medical & Radiation Oncology, among others, were attended the programme.
While Evercare Hospital Chattogram has made significant strides in cancer care program, this event specifically focused on recognizing World Cancer Day and its importance in raising awareness about the disease. The hospital is committed to providing high-quality, compassionate cancer care to the community. The hospital's multidisciplinary approach ensures that patients receive personalized treatment plans tailored to their individual needs.
"On World Cancer Day, we reaffirm Evercare Hospital Chattogram’s unwavering commitment to providing advanced and accessible cancer care to the people of Chattogram and surrounding areas," said Samir Singh, Chief Operating Officer of Evercare Hospital Chattogram.
"World Cancer Day serves as an important reminder of the ongoing fight against cancer. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive cancer care and will continue to strive to offer the best possible treatment options for our patients," said Samir Singh.
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