Let’s take a stand against cancer,

We believe that prevention and early detection are key to the fight against cancer. Our Department of Preventive Oncology, established in 2018, has been instrumental in delivering cancer awareness, screening, and preventive care to communities across Assam.

Before 2018, our hospital conducted cancer awareness and outreach programs with the support of local NGOs. The need for structured preventive oncology led to the organic formation of the department, starting with a pilot study in one health block of Cachar. A small but dedicated team of nine nurses, one medical officer, and a data collector, working alongside ASHAs, laid the foundation for a sustainable cancer screening initiative.

Over the years, our department has expanded from 11 to 25 members and broadened its reach across four districts in Assam, ensuring accessibility to cancer screening and preventive healthcare.

Awareness & Prevention

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Routine screenings help detect diseases early, giving you more treatment options and better outcomes. Early diagnosis ensures timely care helping you stay ahead of health risks.

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A balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins strengthens immunity and reduces the risk of chronic illnesses. Making healthier food choices keeps you energized, strong, and resilient.

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Vaccines help prevent serious infections and reduce cancer risks. Stay protected with timely immunizations.

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Regular exercise keeps your body strong and your mind active. Small habits creates lifelong benefits.

The power of early diagnosis

With a mission to detect cancer early and improve public health outcomes, the department continues to expand its efforts, ensuring that no one is left behind in the fighting against cancer alone.

Advanced diagnostics and expert-led screenings.

Personalized dietary support for overall
well-being.

Emotional and psychological care alongside medical treatment.

Ongoing assessments to ensure the best outcomes.

  • The Story of Mr. Shibam Chandra Gosh

    The Story of Mr. Shibam Chandra Gosh

    Shibam Chandra Gosh, a 61-year-old from Cachar, faced a life-changing diagnosis of buccal mucosa cancer. Despite his struggles, his wife stood by his side, and with the support of Cachar Cancer Hospital’s palliative care team, he found comfort and dignity in his final months. Through home visits, emotional support, and financial aid, the hospital ensured he and his wife were not alone in their journey. His story is a testament to the power of compassionate care, reminding us that no one should face illness without support.

  • Story of Abjol Hussain

    Story of Abjol Hussain

    Abjol Hussain, a 20-year-old from Hailakandi, took pride in supporting his family, working hard to ease their struggles. But when he was diagnosed with metastatic germ cell tumor, his life changed overnight. Despite financial challenges and limited access to treatment, the Cachar Cancer Hospital home care team stepped in, ensuring he received comfort, care, and support. Through it all, his biggest concern remained his family, showing the depth of his love and responsibility. His journey is a reminder that compassion and care can make a world of difference in the toughest times.

  • Story of Neha Kar

    Story of Neha Kar

    When Neha Kar’s father noticed unusual changes in his mouth, cancer was the last thing they expected. After multiple doctor visits and failed treatments, a biopsy confirmed throat cancer. The journey ahead was tough—radiation, chemotherapy, and days of weakness, but he never lost hope. With unwavering determination and the support of his family and doctors, he fought through the toughest phase of his life. After months of treatment and care, he was finally declared cancer-free. Though the effects of treatment remain, his spirit and resilience shine brighter than ever. His story is a reminder that strength, hope, and support can overcome even the toughest battles.

  • Story of Abdul Kalir

    Story of Abdul Kalir

    Abdul Kalir, a 13-year-old from Hailakandi, was diagnosed with blood cancer after a sudden illness changed his life. The journey was difficult—intensive treatment, financial struggles, and time in the ICU tested his family’s strength. With support from Cachar Cancer Hospital, Ayushman Bharat, and the Cuddles Foundation, Abdul’s family found hope and assistance during their toughest days. Now, after months of treatment, he is recovering with courage and gratitude. His story is a reminder that compassion, care, and resilience can overcome the hardest battles.

  • Story of Kalpaayan Bhattacharjee

    Story of Kalpaayan Bhattacharjee

    Cachar Cancer Hospital has been more than just a medical center—it has been a beacon of hope in my life. From helping my grandmother triumph over cancer to guiding me through my own recovery, this hospital has shown me the true meaning of care, compassion, and resilience. Inspired by the young fighters in the pediatric cancer ward, I found purpose in spreading joy and support. This institution has not only transformed lives through medical care but has also built a community of strength and kindness. To those who make this possible—thank you for being the light in people’s darkest days.

  • Story of Abhijeet

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    Abhijeet, a 32-year-old mason from Assam, faced an unexpected battle when a small white patch in his mouth turned out to be cancer. The diagnosis brought fear, financial strain, and uncertainty, but with timely treatment at Cachar Cancer Hospital and support from the Ayushman Bharat scheme, he found hope. After six chemotherapy sessions, his determination and the unwavering support of his medical team helped him emerge cancer-free. His story is a powerful reminder that early intervention, resilience, and access to care can change lives.

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