Jayata Sharma | 16 June, 2008 | 01:54 PM
Fujifilm Corporation recently organised a seminar to spread awareness about breast cancer in India.
Fujifilm Corporation recently organised a seminar to spread awareness about breast cancer in India.
Fujifilm
Corporation
recently
organised
a
seminar
to
spread
awareness
about
breast
cancer
in
India.
Dr.
SK
Ramani,
MD,
Additional
Professor
&
Assistant
Radiologist,
Department
of
Radio
Diagnosis,
Tata
Memorial
Hospital,
Mumbai
chaired
the
seminar.
Kenichi
Tanaka,
Managing
Director,
Fujifilm
India
and
Miyuki
Iizuka,
Mammography
Specialist
from
Fujifilm
Tokyo,
also
participated
in
the
event.
Dr.
Ramani
highlighted
the
significance
of
mammography
in
his
presentation
and
focused
on
the
merits
of
digital
mammography
for
detecting
breast
cancer
at
an
early
stage.
Studies
say
that
one
in
60
rural
women
and
one
in
30
urban
women
will
develop
breast
cancer
in
her
lifetime.
It
is
the
second
most
common
cancer
after
cancer
cervix.
According
to
Dr.
SS
Doda,
former
President
of
the
Indian
Radiological
and
Imaging
Association
(IRIA),
“With
the
change
in
scenario
in
our
lifestyles
and
the
increase
in
urbanisation,
there
may
soon
be
a
need
for
widespread
mammography
screening
programme
in
our
country
so
as
to
save
our
women
from
breast
cancer
by
early
detection
and
cure.”
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