Assam Cancer Care Foundation

01/08/2025

World Lung Cancer Day 2025
Breaking Barriers: Championing Early Detection and Equal Care
This World Lung Cancer Day, ACCF stands with every warrior, caregiver, and healer working to close the care gap and spread awareness.
Let’s breathe hope. Let’s detect early. Let’s stand united.

21/07/2025

You don’t need a family history to be at risk.
Cancer does not always come with a warning sign — or a genetic trail.
It could be environmental. It could be age.
It could be today.
🎯 That is why early screening isn’t optional — it’s essential.
Your future self will thank you.

07/07/2025

01/07/2025

To the hands that heal and the hearts that never give up —
This National Doctor's Day, we honour every lifesaver in a white coat.
Your care inspires hope. Your compassion gives strength.

24/06/2025

05/06/2025

This , let's raise our voice against invisible threats like microplastics — linked to cancer, pollution, and irreversible damage to both human health and nature.
At Assam Cancer Care Foundation, we stand for a cleaner, safer future — because healing the Earth also means healing ourselves.

31/05/2025

World No To***co Day
Behind the Flavour, Lies the Danger

That sweet puff hides a bitter truth.
This ***coDay, break free from to***co and choose health over harm.


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19/05/2025

Shine a light on skin health this May!

Melanoma is a serious form of skin cancer, but early detection can save lives. Know your risks, protect your skin, and get screened regularly.

Take control:
Use broad-spectrum sunscreen
Avoid tanning beds
Get regular skin checks

Schedule your screening today at your nearest ACCF centre!

17/05/2025

Break the silence, save a life!
70% of cancer deaths in India are due to late diagnosis.
Get screened, make healthy choices, and prioritize your health.
Early detection can be your lifeline.

16/05/2025

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month!

Know the Risks:

1. Smoking: To***co smoke contains carcinogens that can increase bladder cancer risk.
2. Chemical Exposure: Certain chemicals in industries like dye, rubber, and paint can be harmful.
3. Chronic Bladder Inflammation: Recurring infections, stones, or conditions like cystitis.
4. Age: Risk increases significantly after 60.
5. Gender: Men are 3-4 times more likely to develop bladder cancer than women.
6. Occupational Hazards: Certain workplaces (chemical, dye, rubber industries)

Symptoms to Watch:
Blood in urine | Frequent urination | Painful urination | Abdominal pain

Early Detection Saves Lives!

Book your appointment at your nearest ACCF Centre today!

15/05/2025

Fight Cancer with Courage

Early detection, treatment, and support can make a difference. Let's stand together against cancer and support those affected.

14/05/2025

Obesity and Cancer Risk: What You Need to Know

Being overweight or obese increases the risk of several types of cancer, including:
Breast cancer (especially post-menopause) | Colon cancer | Kidney cancer | Pancreatic cancer

Why?
Excess weight can lead to chronic inflammation, insulin resistance, and hormone changes, which can contribute to cancer development.

Take control:
Maintain a healthy weight through a balanced diet and regular physical activity.
Get informed about your individual risk factors.
Get screened regularly for cancer.

Let's prioritise our health and reduce cancer risks!