Cancer Consult India

21/01/2026

You can’t see air pollution damage today.
But you pay for it years later.

Breathing polluted air every day is like slow smoking — the damage is silent, not instant.

Air conditioners give comfort.
Air purifiers give protection.

👉 Watch here: https://youtu.be/kBqzDYgCiFQ

Air pollution in India has reached dangerous levels, especially in Delhi NCR, where the air quality index (AQI) often remains in the unhealthy range. Long-te...

14/01/2026

May this Makar Sankranti bring new beginnings, endless happiness, and success that soars high like your kites. Wishing you warmth, prosperity, and positivity this festive season.”

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08/01/2026

Ads in Focus: Keeping Junk Diets Under Check 🍔📺

There is a clear link between childhood and adolescent obesity and long-term health risks such as diabetes, endocrine disorders, and sudden life-threatening illnesses in adulthood. This makes early prevention a critical public health priority.

To address this, the UK has banned junk food advertising online and restricted TV ads before 9 pm, responding to a childhood obesity prevalence of 22% among primary-age children. These steps complement higher taxes on high-sugar foods and restrictions on junk food outlets near schools.

India’s situation may appear less severe, with NFHS-5 reporting 3.4% obesity among children under five, but the trend is deeply concerning. Between NFHS-3 (2005–06) and NFHS-5 (2019–21):

* Obesity among under-five children increased by 127%
* Rates among adolescent girls rose by 125%
* Rates among adolescent boys surged by 288%

During the same period, sales of ultra-processed foods grew at a compounded annual growth rate of over 13% (2011–2021), reflecting increased access to high-calorie, high-sugar diets.

While clearer food labelling is a step forward, stronger policy interventions—including advertising regulation—are essential to protect young populations.

With lifestyle diseases rising steadily, the message remains clear:
Prevention is better than cure.

01/01/2026

New year, new hopes, new beginnings ✨

Wishing you a year filled with positivity, good health, and moments that truly matter.
Happy New Year 2026 🌸

#2026

25/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we are grateful for the trust you place in us.
This Christmas, may your days be healthy and your hearts be full.
Wishing everyone a joyful, peaceful, and safe festive season. 🎅🎄

22/12/2025

Moments of warmth and reflection this Christmas season.
May it bring hope and positivity.

17/12/2025

Cancer is never just a medical diagnosis.
It is an emotional journey for the patient and the family.

In my practice, I have seen that treatment works best when there is clarity, consistency, and confidence. Modern cancer care today allows many patients—especially with lung cancer—to remain active and independent even during chemotherapy and immunotherapy.

What truly makes a difference is not only the treatment plan, but also how it is communicated. Positive, honest conversations build confidence. Confidence builds resilience. And resilience helps patients face even the most difficult phases of cancer care.

While no doctor can ever promise a cure, even a small chance is worth fighting for—with science, structure, and hope.

Sharing this perspective from clinical experience.

Cancer treatment today goes far beyond medicines alone. Confidence, clarity, and emotional strength play an important role in how patients cope with chemothe...

15/12/2025

Honoured to chair a session at the Annual Meeting on Sarcopenia, Cachexia & Muscle Wasting in Rome, Italy.

Meaningful discussions, global perspectives, and shared commitment towards improving patient outcomes through science and collaboration.

08/12/2025

Honoured to represent India at the International Lung Cancer Advisory Board in Belgrade, Serbia (Dec 2025).
A meaningful exchange with experts from Russia, Europe, Kazakhstan, and Turkey, discussing challenges and innovations in lung cancer care.
Grateful for the opportunity to moderate a panel focused on scientific updates and pathways to improve patient outcomes worldwide.

03/12/2025

Some moments in this journey of healing stay with you forever.
They remind you that medicine is not just science — it is connection, trust and humanity.

Elmira, in the red scarf, a courageous breast cancer fighter, gifted me a Dombra (Kazakhstan’s traditional musical instrument) and a Shapan (traditional attire) as a gesture of gratitude for the care she received in India.

Her warmth and strength are truly inspiring.
May God bless her with long-lasting health and happiness. 🙏🙏

02/12/2025

In the center is Ms. Gulshat, treated for locally advanced cervix cancer with the GCIG Interlace Protocol — and now rendered disease-free.
This protocol offers one of the highest reported 5-year cure rates in this patient category, around 75%, reflecting an improvement of nearly 10% over the standard of care.

Clinical progress like this reinforces why evidence-based innovation and timely intervention matter so much in oncology. Grateful to patients who place their trust in us and to global research collaborations that keep pushing outcomes forward.

01/12/2025

From the hospital corridors to a grand welcome at Shymkent Airport — healing truly builds lifelong bonds.

Deeply grateful to our patients and the incredible music band for this warm reception. Honours like these remind us why compassion and commitment matter in healthcare.