Dr Chinna Babu - Robotic Surgical Oncologist Hyderabad

Had a great time attending the wedding reception of Dr. Chandrashekar Ranga(JDCI) son. It was also a pleasure to meet Dr. Krishna Yella Garu during the event.

Such a nice meeting with Shri Dana Kishore IAS Garu, Principal Secretary to the Government, Municipal Administration & Urban Development Department, Government of Telangana, Hyderabad, India! I feel honored to present him a copy of my book 'Live for a Legacy.' Grateful for the engaging conversation.

Did you know that every year, over 800,000 people find out they have liver cancer all around the world! On World Liver Day, it's important to focus on keeping our livers healthy. We can do this by making small changes to our lifestyles, like eating healthier and exercising regularly. These changes can lower the chances of getting liver disease and help us stay healthier overall. Let's spread the word and make an effort to take care of our livers

Happy to present my book 'Live for a Legacy' to Vishweshar Rao garu and Garapati Ramakrishna garu.

April is Cancer Control Month, a time to spread awareness about preventing, finding early signs, and treating cancer.

This month, it's important to remember that cancer control is about more than depending on medical advancements; it's also about empowering individuals with knowledge about risk factors and promoting healthy lifestyle choices. After all, prevention starts with education.

Here are some things we can do to prevent cancer:

➡️ Get regular check-ups for cancer.
➡️ Eat healthy foods.
➡️ Stay active.
➡️ Stay away from to***co and limit alcohol.

Doing these things can lower your chances of getting cancer.

Delighted to be involved with the SCSC Healthcare Forum, where we're dedicated to make healthcare for all in our community. As a doctor, I'm eager to lend a hand. From educating about health to early problem detection and ensuring access to medical care, we're committed to making a positive impact. Ready to join us? Reach out via email at [email protected] or [email protected] / call +91 99894 89678. Let's make our community healthier together.

Successfully removed a large intra-abdominal GIST (Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor) originating in the proximal jejunum using an en-bloc resection technique.

Let's dive into the buzz around the 'New Magic Pill for Cancer Treatment' - is it fact or fiction? Together, we'll unravel the myths and discover the truth behind this hot topic.

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Why is India known as the "cancer capital" of the world?

A recent study found that lots of people are getting sick with diseases like cancer, diabetes, heart problems, and depression in India. What's causing all this? Well, it seems like many people are engaging in unhealthy habits like smoking, and it's making them sick. It's a big problem that needs attention and action from everyone. Read more: https://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/health/india-cancer-capital-world-why-9257847/

Why has India been named the cancer capital of the world Chronic conditions like cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and mental health issues, are reaching critical levels and significantly impacting the nation's health.

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to educate ourselves and raise awareness about this deadly disease.

Esophageal cancer is often diagnosed later than other cancers, so it’s important to understand the risk factors. Early detection is always the key in the best possible patient outcome.

Prostate cancer is getting more common in men every year. A recent study found that about 14 lakh men get this cancer each year, and sadly, 3.75 lakh of them die from it. These cases are expected to more than double by 2040.

Men over 50, get a PSA test every year. Prostate cancer is more common as you get older, but don't worry, early detection can make a difference. If you're over 60 or notice any symptoms, it's crucial to visit a doctor without delay.

Want to know more about prostate cancer: https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/telugu/andhrajyothy-epaper-jyothy/ponchi+unna+prostet+kyaansar+muppu-newsid-n597854200?sm=Y

Want to make a real impact in the fight against cancer? Become an Ambassador for Global Grace Cancer Run 2024 in your city or country! Just fill out this form to join us in raising awareness and supporting those affected by cancer.

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Excited to share the partnership with Quambiant Builders, the title sponsor of GCR 2023. And also delighted to share my book "Live for a Legacy" with them.

Learn about breast cancer at the upcoming CME Breast Cancer Symposium 2024 hosted by Yashoda Hospitals in Hitec City on May 5, 2024. This event offers a valuable opportunity to gain insights into breast cancer diagnosis, treatment, and research.

Delighted to present my book 'Live for a Legacy' to Dr. Fahmida Banu, a senior gynecologist in Hyderabad.

Happy to be part of the OGSH Annual CME Yukti 2024 event at Yashoda Hospital in Hitech City on March 30th and 31st. It was a true honor to share my knowledge and experience during the live workshop on robotic surgery.

Such a special moment sharing my book 'Live for a Legacy' with Dr. Kiran Avancha, Chief Innovation Officer from Honor Health, Arizona.

It was a nice meeting with Dr. Bala, a thoracic surgeon, Dr. Dilip Nandamuri, and Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy Garu.

Thrilled to share my book "Live for a Legacy" to Dr. Venkat Reddy, senior physician.

Delighted to present my book 'Live for a Legacy' to Dr. Chakrapani from Thermofisher Heading ''Global Health Equity for Asia''.

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Colon cancer is the 3rd most common cancer across the world, and it is also the 2nd leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Colon cancer is a type of cancer that impacts the colon, re**um, or a**s. The colon is the final part of the digestive tract. Colon cancer typically affects older adults, though it can happen at any age. It usually begins as small, noncancerous (benign) clumps of cells called polyps that form on the inside of the colon.

During March, we focused on raising awareness about this disease. The main aim is to encourage people to get screened early and adopt healthy habits to reduce their risk of developing colon cancer.

Such a special moment sharing my book 'Live for a Legacy' with Meera Bhupathi and Krishna Bhupathi, the proud parents of Mr Mahesh Bhupathi, an Indian former doubles world No. 1 tennis player.

Delighted to present my book, "Live For a Legacy," to two amazing medical professionals: Dr. Samatha Raghavarao, Gynecologist & Obstetrician in Mancherial, and Dr. Anil, Senior Surgeon at Godavarikhani.

Thrilled to share that Grace Cancer Foundation has launched a special cancer screening program for Anganwadi Workers (AWTs) in Telangana State. This initiative is in collaboration with the Government of Telangana Women Development and Child Support. Join us in this important effort to promote early detection and save lives.

Today, on World Kidney Day, let's remember to take care of our kidneys. It's important to be aware of kidney health and get regular checkups. Let's work together to prevent kidney disease and keep our kidneys healthy.