Rose Day is a heartfelt celebration of the strength, courage, and resilience of cancer survivors. This video is a tribute to their inspiring journeys, a reminder that hope can bloom even in the toughest of times. With the unwavering support of families, friends, and caregivers, these individuals shine as symbols of perseverance and triumph. At MGM Cancer Institute, we believe in fostering hope and solidarity as we walk together on the path toward healing. Join us in honoring their stories and advocating for a brighter, cancer-free future.

In this heart-touching testimony, a mother shares the incredible journey of her son, born after 15 years of hope and prayers, only to be diagnosed with thalassemia. Facing years of fear and uncertainty as he endured countless blood transfusions, they finally found hope in Dr. Deenadayalan and his exceptional team at MGM Cancer Institute. With their unwavering support, they cured the family’s fears first, and then their son’s illness through a successful bone marrow transplant. Today, he is healthy and thriving, living the life they once feared he might never have. This is a story of resilience, faith, and the life-changing power of modern medicine.

When you have cancer, or care about someone who does, “cure” may be the word you want to hear more than any other. It’s also a word most doctors won’t say.

There’s no cure for it, but there are treatments that may be able to cure some people of some cancers. When you understand the difference, it makes all the difference.

Dr. M A Raja, Senior Consultant Medical Oncology, Director of Oncology Services at MGM Healthcare, talks about how curing cancer is equals to treating 100 diseases. This is possible when diagnosed at a early.

Cure for each type of cancer varies from medical treatment, surgery to radiation. There are certain cancers which can be controlled & the patient can have a quality life.

It seems that almost every dietary habit has at some point been linked to an increased risk of cancer. In recent years, the idea has emerged that drinking very hot beverages like coffee and tea could contribute to esophageal cancer.

Years old theory states that hot liquids such as coffee or tea could destroy the inner lining of the esophagus, requiring the cells to continually regenerate. But how far is it correct? Should we stop starting out day with the sip of hot tea/coffee.

Let’s find the truth with our expert Dr Sivaram Ganesamoni, Senior Consultant, Oncology, MGM Cancer Institute. Learn from him that how hot beverages can\cannot affect our oral cavity.

Lung cancer is one of the commonest cancers and cause of cancer related deaths all over the world. Cancer can grow in your body for a long time — years — before you know it’s there. Lung cancer often doesn’t cause symptoms in early stages. While there are many factors that can increase your risk of lung cancer, smoking any kind of tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars or pipes is the biggest single risk factor. The treatment will depend on the type of lung cancer you have, where it is, how far it’s spread and many other factors.