DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
Rajouri, Aug 2
In observance of World Lung Cancer Day, the Indian Army organized an awareness lecture at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) in Kotranka, Rajouri district. This event aimed to raise awareness about lung cancer, focusing on its prevention, early detection, and treatment. The lecture saw active participation from five teachers and fifty-five students, with thirty boys and twenty-five girls in attendance.
The lecture emphasized the critical importance of early detection in lung cancer. Early diagnosis significantly increases the chances of successful treatment, making awareness of the disease and its symptoms crucial. The medical representative conducting the session provided detailed information on various types of cancer, including lung cancer, and discussed their prevention, causes, detection, and treatment methods.
Participants learned about the warning signs of lung cancer, which can often be overlooked. Understanding these signs can lead to earlier medical consultations and better health outcomes. The medical representative also shared valuable insights into lifestyle changes and preventive measures that can reduce the risk of developing lung cancer. This included advice on avoiding smoking, minimizing exposure to pollutants, and maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine.
The interactive nature of the session encouraged active engagement from the attendees. After the main lecture, a question-and-answer segment allowed teachers and students to clarify their doubts and gain a deeper understanding of lung cancer. This segment proved to be particularly beneficial, as it addressed specific concerns and provided tailored advice to the participants.
The teachers and students of JNV, Kotranka, expressed their appreciation and gratitude to the Indian Army for organizing such an informative and essential lecture. The event not only educated the attendees about lung cancer but also demonstrated the Army’s commitment to the health and well-being of the local community.
Such initiatives by the Indian Army play a vital role in fostering a well-informed and health-conscious society. By providing valuable health education and promoting awareness on critical issues like lung cancer, the Army continues to build strong relationships with the civilian population and support their overall well-being.
In summary, the awareness lecture on World Lung Cancer Day at Kotranka, Rajouri, organized by the Indian Army, successfully highlighted the importance of early detection, prevention, and treatment of lung cancer. The active participation and positive feedback from the attendees underscore the event’s impact, reinforcing the need for ongoing health education and awareness programs in the community.
