To raise awareness about breast cancer, Apollo Proton Cancer Centre had launched a Pan-India initiative ‘Drive Away Breast Cancer’. The initiative was focused on ensuring that every woman has knowledge and understanding about breast cancer, is self-examining for early diagnosis and living a healthy life .

As part of this initiative, a couple from Tamil Nadu, Ms. Logeshwari and Mr. Pream set out on a bike journey on June 21, 2022, traversing the length and breadth of the country including Nepal in their Royal Enfield Himalayan to raise awareness about breast cancer.

Hon’ble CM of Telangana Sri K. Chandrashekar Rao launches the state-of-the-art next generation healthcare system

In 2022, Apollo Children’s Hospitals, Chennai turned 13. In this momentous year, Apollo Children’s Hospitals, Chennai has also received Global recognition for the clinical work it has been doing over the years and the trust which it has built amongst its patients.

AirPhysio has partnered with Medsmart to bring the Australian multi-award-winning respiratory devices to India to help change people’s lives. After expanding from 5 countries to over 100 in the past 2 years and helping over half million people to improve their quality of life, AirPhysio is now available in India.

In the presence of Ms. Suneeta Reddy, Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Group, Mr. Brett Lee, the Australian Cricketing Legend launched the AirPhysio and Better Breathing product range launched on Saturday the 8th October at Chennai.

Apollo Proton Cancer Centre has performed two unique robotic assisted surgeries to save lives of two Bangladeshi patients suffering from cancer. Robot-assisted surgery integrates advanced technology with the experience of skilled surgeons to help the patient have a smoother and faster recovery from major operations, reduce instances of infections, and patient’s length of stay at the facility.

Apollo Proton Cancer Centre (APCC) and Ion Beam Applications (IBA), Belgium have signed an agreement to offer proton therapy training and education for clinicians in Asia and across the globe.

Apollo Hospitals has acquired IBA’s Proteus®PLUS proton therapy system and has been successfully treating cancer patients for over three years. Now, with this association, APCC will impart knowledge through its advanced training and education program on proton therapy to clinicians.

An improper management of some of the interactions between diet and drugs may lead to therapeutic failure or cause serious adverse effects to the patients

Some Medications necessary for disease management can simultaneously leads to Drug- Nutrient Interaction. Drugs can affect nutrition as a result of changes in appetite and taste as well as having an influence on absorption or metabolism of nutrients.