Date: 7th November 2026
Venue: Government Degree College, Ganapavaram
Government Degree College, Ganapavaram, organized a National Cancer Awareness Day Programme on 7th November 2026 to create awareness among students about cancer, its causes, symptoms, prevention and the importance of early detection.
The programme was conducted with the objective of educating students about the increasing incidence of cancer and encouraging them to adopt healthy lifestyles, remain alert to early warning signs and seek timely medical advice.
## Principal’s Address
The Principal of the college,Dr. P. NirmalaKumari, addressed the students and emphasized that cancer cases are increasing day by day. She stressed that everyone should be aware of the disease and its possible warning signs. She explained that early identification and timely medical intervention can significantly improve the chances of successful treatment.
She advised students not to neglect their health and to undergo regular health check-ups. She also emphasized the importance of health awareness, preventive measures and responsible lifestyle practices in reducing the risk of cancer.
Awareness Session on Cancer
During the programme, Dr. SK. Parveen explained the major causes, symptoms and preventive measures related to cancer. The session focused on creating awareness about the importance of recognizing early symptoms and seeking medical attention without delay.
The students were educated about the significance of:
– Identifying early warning signs and symptoms of cancer.
– Understanding the major risk factors and causes of cancer.
– Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and nutritious diet.
– Avoiding tobacco and other harmful habits.
– Undergoing regular health check-ups and medical screening.
– Seeking timely medical consultation and treatment.
The session helped students understand that awareness, prevention and early diagnosis play a vital role in the fight against cancer.
Participation
The programme was attended by the Principal, faculty members, students and non-teaching staff of the college. Students actively participated in the awareness session and gained valuable information about cancer prevention and early detection.
Conclusion
The National Cancer Awareness Day programme was informative and meaningful. It created awareness among students about the growing health challenges associated with cancer and highlighted the importance of prevention, early diagnosis and timely treatment.
The programme conveyed an important message that “Awareness is the First Step Towards Cancer Prevention.” It encouraged students to become health-conscious individuals and spread awareness about cancer prevention in their families and communities.
