We are pleased to announce our efforts to have eligible women of our community screened through the Queens Breast Health Partnership. And the outreaching idea Nayyar wants to implement in this regard is very simple and attractive. Please let us know about the site where to host these services. Also, if you have time please help us reach out to the South Asian women. In the interactive meeting, organized by Akbar Haider Kiron, a New York-based media personality from Bangladesh, Zaman gave some tips on how to detect, prevent and handle cancer.
Cancer is nothing but an abnormal multiplication of body cells.
I know, there are many in New York, who still have the same mindsets about cancer they used to have in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh or Nepal. According to the specialist, illiteracy and social stigma were two major hurdles faced by the anti-cancer educational efforts in the South Asian subcontinent. Like how Bangladeshis have learned to live in the delta, suffering and surviving rain, flood, cyclone, hunger and water-borne diseases. I know there are many people who need help in timely detection and treatment. ACS, the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization, is dedicated to eliminate cancer as a major health problem.