Dr.Jyoti Gupta Anand

03/08/2025

Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide, yet early detection saves lives.
Anyone can get lung cancer — not just smokers.
Screening, especially for high-risk groups, can detect cancer earlier when it’s more treatable.
Reduce risk through smoking cessation, reducing air pollution,avoiding second hand smoke, and testing homes for radon gas.

01/08/2025

Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide, yet early detection saves lives.
Anyone can get lung cancer — not just smokers.
Screening, especially for high-risk groups, can detect cancer earlier when it’s more treatable.
Reduce risk through smoking cessation, avoiding secondhand smoke, and testing homes for radon gas.

15/07/2025

08/07/2025

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Dr. Jyoti Anand, Senior Consultant – Medical Oncology, Fortis Noida talks about the rising burden of cancer in India and shares essential tips on prevention, early detection, and lifestyle modifications that can reduce cancer risk.

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30/05/2025

World No To***co Day 2025 is celebrated on May 31st, with the theme "Unmasking the Appeal: Exposing Industry Tactics on To***co and Ni****ne Products" or alternatively "Bright products. Dark intentions".
This year's campaign aims to reveal the strategies employed by the to***co and ni****ne industries to make their harmful products enticing, particularly to young people.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is leading the charge to raise awareness about the manipulative tactics used by these industries, such as ³:
- *Manipulative Product Designs*: Adding flavors and agents to change the smell, taste, or appearance of to***co products
- *Glamorized Marketing*: Using sleek designs, attractive colors, and alluring flavors to attract a younger demographic
- *Deceptive Designs*: Mimicking sweets, candies, or cartoon characters to appeal to children

Some alarming statistics highlighted by the WHO include
- *37 million children* aged 13-15 years worldwide use to***co
- *16,000 unique flavors* are available for ni****ne and to***co products
- *9 out of 10 e-cigarette users* are drawn to flavored products

The campaign urges governments, stakeholders, and communities to work together to:
- *Ban To***co Product Flavors* and attractive designs
- *Implement Graphic Health Warnings* on packaging
- *Restrict Advertising and Promotion*
- *Increase Taxes* on to***co products

Let's join the movement and take action against the to***co industry's manipulative tactics!
Say NO to to to***co,

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27/05/2025

SPOT THE DROP!!
Blood in the Urine is the most common symptom of Bladder Cancer.
People generally look into this as something very trivial and ignore the symptom leading to delay in taking any help from physician.

Smoking is the biggest risk factor.

Early diagnosis and treatment can lead to high cure rates.

20/05/2025

Had a lovely time interacting with the teachers of Kothari International School Noida.Raised Breast Cancer Awareness.

12/05/2025

May the teachings of Lord Buddha guide us towards peace, compassion, and wisdom.

12/05/2025

The theme for International Nurses Day 2025 is "Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies."
This theme highlights the importance of supporting the health and wellbeing of nurses, who are vital to the functioning of health systems globally.
It emphasizes the need for governments and organizations to value, protect, respect, and invest in nurses for a sustainable future in healthcare.

The theme also aims to raise awareness about the challenges nurses face, such as nurse shortages, burnout, and lack of investment, and to promote actionable solutions to improve their long-term health and wellbeing. By investing in nurses, we can strengthen economies and build a healthier world.

28/01/2025

Successfully conducted breast cancer screening camp