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1. Cancer and its General
Awareness
Cancer and its General
Awareness
UGC-HRDC ,Sant Gadge Baba Amravati
University Amravati Sponsored
32nd
Orientation Programme
Date: 14/09/2015 to 12/10/2015
UGC-HRDC ,Sant Gadge Baba Amravati
University Amravati Sponsored
32nd
Orientation Programme
Date: 14/09/2015 to 12/10/2015
Mr. K. C. More
(MSc. Botany, CSIR-NET, SET (Life Sci), UGC-NET(Env Sci)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Botany.
SGB Amravati University, Amravati.
Mr. K. C. More
(MSc. Botany, CSIR-NET, SET (Life Sci), UGC-NET(Env Sci)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Botany.
SGB Amravati University, Amravati.
Presented byPresented by

2. Cancer …?

3. Fear.

10. Smoking kills_ cancer awareness day 2011.mp4

11. 3D Medical Animation - What is Cancer_.mp4

12. Metastasis and angiogenesis.mp4

13. WHICH PARTS OF THE BODY ARE AFFECTED BY
CANCER?
WHICH PARTS OF THE BODY ARE AFFECTED BY
CANCER?

14. SYMPTOMS OF CANCER
‽Unexplained loss of weight
‽A wound that has not healed for a
long time
‽Blood loss from any natural orifice
Abnormal menstrual periods

15. Types of Skin Cancers

18. Cancer prevalence in five metropolitan cities of India [Marimuthu, 2008].

27. THE MISSING CURER
* 1.8 million: People living with cancer in India (within five years of diagnosis)
* 683,000: Deaths due to cancer in 2012
* Over 1 million: Number of new cases getting added every year
* 1,000: Total number of trained oncologists in the country (doctor-patient ratio of
1:2,000)
* 40,000: Total number of cardiologists in India (doctor-patient ratio of 1:1,125)
* 1,500: Total number of nephrologists in the country (doctor-patient ratio of 1:8,000)
* 27: Dedicated cancer hospitals in India
Figures for India in 2012
Source: WHO and industry estimates
THE MISSING CURER
* 1.8 million: People living with cancer in India (within five years of diagnosis)
* 683,000: Deaths due to cancer in 2012
* Over 1 million: Number of new cases getting added every year
* 1,000: Total number of trained oncologists in the country (doctor-patient ratio of
1:2,000)
* 40,000: Total number of cardiologists in India (doctor-patient ratio of 1:1,125)
* 1,500: Total number of nephrologists in the country (doctor-patient ratio of 1:8,000)
* 27: Dedicated cancer hospitals in India
Figures for India in 2012
Source: WHO and industry estimates

31. CAUSES OF CANCER

36. Tobacco Use and Cancer
Some Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Tobacco Smoke

37. HARMFUL EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL

38. HARMFUL EFFECTS OF TOBACCO

40. 40x
30x
20x
10x
Combination of Alcohol and Cigarettes Increases Risk for
Cancer of the Esophagus
Limit Alcohol and Tobacco
Risk Increase
Alcoholic Drinks Consumed per Day
Packs of Cigarettes Consumed per Day

41. Avoid Cancer Viruses
HPV Infection Increases Risk for Cervical CancerHPV Infection Increases Risk for Cervical Cancer
HighHigh
Cervical Cancer RiskCervical Cancer Risk
LowLow
Noninfected women Women infected with HPVWomen infected with HPV

43. AVOID

46. Protect Yourself From Excessive Sunlight

47. Diet: Consume Fruits and Vegetables

48. PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE!!

52. IS CANCER 100% CURABLE???????
YES…….…IF DETECTED EARLY!!!!
 Early detection of cancer is very
important because at the time
when cancer start developing in
human body, in most of the
cancer cases depending on the
type of cancer it doesn’t show any
early symptoms like Jaundice,
Malaria, etc..
 And also if cancer is detected and
treated at the early stage then it
is 100% curable.

54. India has 1.8 mn cancer
patients but only one
oncologist to treat every 2,000
India has 1.8 mn cancer
patients but only one
oncologist to treat every 2,000
A large number of cases aren't detected, under-
diagnosed or deaths due to cancer aren't
registered, making the situation more alarming
A large number of cases aren't detected, under-
diagnosed or deaths due to cancer aren't
registered, making the situation more alarming

55. Group Work

58. Others

59. Anupam Khanna, 38, Delhi. Type of cancer: Colorectal. HR
professional: She thought she had piles or fissure but an early
colonoscopy revealed cancer in early 2009. A surgery removed the
organ a few months later and she has been cancer-free since. Except
for swimming, there isn't much she can't do now. 'It was not easy. But I
am alive, for myself, my husband and two sons.'
Anupam Khanna, 38, Delhi. Type of cancer: Colorectal. HR
professional: She thought she had piles or fissure but an early
colonoscopy revealed cancer in early 2009. A surgery removed the
organ a few months later and she has been cancer-free since. Except
for swimming, there isn't much she can't do now. 'It was not easy. But I
am alive, for myself, my husband and two sons.'

60. Salil Mathur,33, Faridabad. Type of cancer: Multiple-organ cancer. Telecom
Engineer: He didn't care much for the pain in his left shoulder till he could not
lift even his bag. Tests in May 2009 found a fast-spreading cancer. After four
surgeries, endless sessions of chemotherapy and radiation, Mathur has been
free of malignancy since
Salil Mathur,33, Faridabad. Type of cancer: Multiple-organ cancer. Telecom
Engineer: He didn't care much for the pain in his left shoulder till he could not
lift even his bag. Tests in May 2009 found a fast-spreading cancer. After four
surgeries, endless sessions of chemotherapy and radiation, Mathur has been
free of malignancy since

63. PROPER DIAGNOSIS
 Recognizing possible warning signs
of cancer and taking prompt action
leads to early diagnosis.
 Early diagnosis is particularly
relevant for cancers of the breast,
cervix, mouth, larynx, colon and
rectum, and skin.
 Screening is the presumptive
identification of unrecognized
disease or defects by means of
tests, examinations, or other
procedures that can be applied
rapidly.

66. LET US FIGHT CANCER!!!!!!