Apollo Proton Cancer Centre has launched a dedicated year-long International Women’s Day campaign “Screen to Win” in Tamil Nadu. This campaign by Apollo Proton Cancer Centre illustrates the importance of regular examination and screening to keep a check on cancer and have timely treatment for a better outcome. Apollo Proton Cancer Centre has always been at the forefront to provide best quality checks, treatment and holistic care. This initiative is centered to encourage women to get screened, gain knowledge on cancer and its symptoms to watch out for early detection.

On World Cancer Day, Apollo Cancer Centres took up a strong initiative named Winning Over Cancer to raise awareness about different forms of cancer and how early detection can result in better treatment outcomes. Led by the urge to bring cancer conversations to the forefront, Apollo Cancer Centres, via an engaging campaign, appealed to the public to #Getscreened, examine oneself thoroughly to keep cancer at bay.

COVID-19 pandemic has affected cancer care, reductions in cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment have been the major impediments, according to the IHME study.

Diagnosed with rare hip Condition, 50 year old African national treated at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi

• Primary Synovial Chondromatosis, an extremely rare benign condition that damages joints and can lead to permanent disability
• Patient underwent a successful Total Hip Replacement surgery – had been suffering with acute pain in the left hip for over 6 months

Apollo Hospitals, Chennai has been a pioneer in utilizing extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). During the brutal second wave of COVID-19, the team broke records by successfully helping lung function to recover in the largest number of patients in India.

In association the South East district of Delhi the initiative aims to address the battle against TB

New Delhi, 28th October, 2022: In an endeavour to address the challenge of management of TB in India, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals in New Delhi joined hands with honourable DM South East district Ms Isha Khosla. Under this initiative Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals has adopted 30 patients to address and fulfil their nutritional requirements. The TB patients will be provided with complimentary food packages on a monthly basis for consecutive 6 months.

The boy was declared brain dead after falling from third floor of his house

He wanted to donate his organs since a very young age