+919886342489
svprambdm@gmail.com
Shri Veer Pulikeshi Rural Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital and Research Center, Badami, organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Programme on 31st October 2026 at 11:00 AM in the 1st Year Classroom as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month – October 2026. The programme was organized by the Department of Prasuti Tantra Evam Stree Roga with the primary objective of creating awareness about breast cancer, its risk factors, early warning signs, preventive measures and the importance of timely diagnosis and appropriate medical care. The initiative aimed to educate students and create a greater understanding of women’s health issues, emphasizing that awareness, regular health examinations and early medical consultation play a vital role in reducing the burden of breast cancer in society. Through this programme, the institution reiterated its commitment to promoting preventive healthcare, women’s well-being and community health education.
Dr. Deepa Kabara, Professor and Head of the Department of Prasuti Tantra Evam Stree Roga, and Dr. Sumaiya M. Hakki, Associate Professor, were associated with organizing and conducting the programme. The awareness initiative focused on educating participants about the importance of breast self-awareness, recognizing unusual changes in the breast, understanding possible warning signs and seeking professional medical advice without delay. Emphasis was also placed on the significance of early detection, timely screening as recommended by healthcare professionals, regular medical check-ups and appropriate follow-up care. The programme encouraged students to become responsible healthcare ambassadors by sharing accurate health information, addressing misconceptions and motivating women in their families and communities to prioritize their health. Such educational activities play an important role in developing awareness, removing hesitation and encouraging timely access to healthcare services.
The programme carried the inspiring theme “Every Story Is Unique, Every Journey Matters”, conveying a message of hope, courage, compassion and support for individuals affected by breast cancer. The pink ribbon, recognized as a symbol of breast cancer awareness, represented solidarity with survivors, patients and families while reminding everyone of the importance of continuous awareness and collective action. The event also emphasized that breast cancer awareness is not limited to a particular month but should remain an ongoing public health priority. Through this initiative, Shri Veer Pulikeshi Rural Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital and Research Center, Badami, reaffirmed its dedication to women’s healthcare, preventive medicine, health education and social responsibility. The programme concluded with the message “Early Detection Saves Lives – Spread Awareness, Inspire Action”, encouraging everyone to contribute towards building a healthier, more informed and supportive society.