Addressing a cancer summit in Ranchi, Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar underscored that combating cancer is not solely about medical intervention but also about fostering empathy and shared responsibility. He pointed out that cancer profoundly affects not just the physical health of an individual but also their family’s mental, social, and emotional well-being. Therefore, he stressed the significance of compassion, trust, and care, alongside medical treatments. Governor Gangwar highlighted the need for accessible and timely cancer care, particularly in regions like Jharkhand, where healthcare access can be limited. He praised the ‘Ayushman Bharat’ scheme as a crucial step towards providing affordable and quality healthcare to the vulnerable. He believes that success hinges on collaboration among medical professionals, healthcare institutions, government bodies, and the community at large. He urged medical practitioners to approach their work with dedication, compassion, and a commitment to service, thereby igniting hope in the lives of cancer patients. He expressed hope that the summit would provide a fresh impetus to cancer treatment and awareness in Jharkhand.
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