New Delhi: On the occasion of World Health Day 2026, the Delhi Police, in collaboration with the Police Families Welfare Society (PFWS) and the Delhi State Cancer Institute, organised a cancer awareness, prevention, and screening camp at the Police Headquarters.
🏥 Awareness and Screening Drive
The initiative aimed to promote early detection and prevention of cancer among police personnel through comprehensive screenings and awareness sessions.
👩⚕️ Key Attendees
The event was attended by PFWS President Rachna Golchha and Dr Pragya Shukla, who highlighted various forms of cancer and emphasized the importance of early diagnosis and preventive measures.
🧪 Screenings Conducted
A total of 76 Delhi Police personnel benefited from the camp. The screenings included:
- Breast cancer screening
- Cervical cancer screening
- Oral cancer screening
- PSA blood tests
These tests are crucial for early detection and timely treatment of cancer.
📊 Importance of Early Detection
Experts at the event stressed that awareness and regular screening play a key role in reducing cancer-related mortality, especially among working professionals.
🧩 Conclusion
The initiative reflects the growing focus on preventive healthcare and wellness among law enforcement personnel, aligning with the broader goals of World Health Day.
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