Pooja Singh
@pooja_singh8515
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Mother, gynaecologic oncosurgeon
Patna, India
Joined June 2014
RT @NiharikaDash14: Cancer is a disease. It can happen to anyone, at any time, at any stage of life. My mother has been living with cancer….
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the next few years of how Patna Medical College will emerge as one of the leading cancer care providers in the state. #UnitedByUnique.#cancerawareness.#uniquestory.#PatientCenteredCare.@DrRichaBansal @drshwetatahlan @VaishaliPaliw11 @drsaritaaiims @Bhandoria @Cancer_Free_IND.
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Dr Amit Kumar & Dr Navin Kumar from the Department of Surgical Oncology and Dr Avinash Upadhyay from the Department of Medical Oncology. We discussed about the cancer scenarios in Bihar, recent advances in cancer care, challenges to cancer care in our state, and the vision for.
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On the occasion of World Cancer Day 4th February CME was organized in Patna Medical College with a vision of raising awareness about this deadly disease, encouraging its prevention, and mobilizing action to address the cancer epidemic. The speakers were myself from gynec oncology.
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screening methods and the HPV vaccine. The comprehensive panel discussion led by distinguished faculty was both informative and enriching. In conclusion, I urge every mother, sister, daughter, and wife to prioritize their health and take steps to protect themselves from cervical.
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I am thankful for the opportunity provided by Mediversal Maatri and Gulmohar maitri to speak on the topic of cervical cancer prevention. It was a privilege to participate as a speaker in the webinar organized by Jay Prabha Medanta Hospital, focusing on effective cervical cancer.
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January is recognized as Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. As a gynecologic oncologist, I consider it my responsibility to contribute to the eradication of cervical cancer by promoting awareness about the disease and the preventive measures available against this serious illness.
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RT @anandmahindra: You’re right, Sushant. We have a long way to go. But please consider how far we have come. When I joined the company….
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RT @WOMAINdoc: @PMOIndia @narendramodi .@rashtrapatibhvn @HMOIndia .67 days of protests, 280+ hours of doctor's hunger strike, yet their 10….
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RT @ombharatiya: I went to my hometown in Bihar a couple of weeks back. I saw a bike parking almost on the middle of the road creating a t….
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RT @karthik2k2: Cancer is the emperor of all maladies. The only thing worse than fighting this formidable foe, is fighting it alone and poo….
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RT @hyderabaddoctor: When medicines fail, do prayers & positive frame of mind help?.1. Mr Raja to me- “Dr, I won’t die in 6 months. Prescri….
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So a young lady with a curable cancer was deprived of treatment. What can be done to prevent this??.
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(patient's husband's brother) told that she doesn’t even have children and the husband doesn’t do any work hence getting her treated was not worthy. Despite all the counselling over many days they took the patient home against medical advice.
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they decided not to take any treatment as the funds would only cover surgery. Further treatment would need more money which they didn't want to arrange. They were told that she would get more funds if needed later on. And finally the guardian of the family.
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without donation. Then they needed time to get a female relative for taking care of patient during perioperative period. They were informed that the hospital staff would provide all the help needed and a female relative was not mandatory. After all the arrangements were made.
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funds and fund was sanctioned within 15 days. Patient was admitted in ward. Relatives were told to arrange 1 unit blood before surgery. They started refusing for surgery as they didn’t want to donate blood. To solve their problem blood was made available from blood bank.
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