Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women in India. The incidence varies across the country, but one of the major concerns is that around 80 per cent of patients present at advanced stages, out of which only 20 per cent can be cured.
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Raising awareness about the warning signs, risk reduction strategies, and preventive measures is critical to improving early detection and survival rates
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India accounts for 20 per cent of the global childhood cancer burden, with approximately 75,000 new cases diagnosed annually
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This device effectively treats large tumors over 100cc, unlike commercial applicators that manage tumors up to 36cc
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Studies suggest that women spend 25 per cent more time in poor health compared to men
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Over the past ten years, CAPED has reached more than 60.6 million individuals through awareness programs and conducted cancer screenings for over 42,000 women across 573 villages
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