Awareness

Early detection saves lives

Most cancers are 90% treatable when caught at Stage 1. Learn the warning signs and register for a free screening near you.

Common warning signs

Unexplained weight loss
Losing more than 5 kg without dieting or exercise.
Persistent lump or swelling
Any lump in breast, neck, armpit, or groin lasting 2+ weeks.
Unusual bleeding
Blood in urine, stool, sputum, or abnormal vaginal bleeding.
Prolonged cough or hoarseness
A cough or voice change lasting more than 3 weeks.
Difficulty swallowing
Pain or trouble swallowing solid or liquid food.
Mouth ulcers
Sores or white patches inside the mouth lasting 3+ weeks.

If you notice any of these signs, do not panic — but do consult a doctor immediately. Early diagnosis is the most powerful tool against cancer.

Upcoming screening camps

July 2026
Hyderabad
Mehdipatnam Community Hall
Breast and cervical cancer screening
July 2026
Warangal
District Hospital Auditorium
Oral and cervical cancer screening
August 2026
Nizamabad
Town Hall, Nizamabad
Breast and cervical cancer screening

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

What are the early warning signs of cancer?
Common warning signs include an unexplained lump, unusual bleeding, a sore that does not heal, persistent cough or hoarseness, unexplained weight loss, and changes in bowel or bladder habits. If you notice these, consult a doctor early.
Do you run free cancer screening camps?
Yes. We organise free cancer screening and awareness camps. The upcoming camp schedule is listed on this page.
Why is early detection important?
Cancer detected early is far more treatable, with better outcomes and lower treatment costs. Regular screening helps catch it before symptoms become serious.