Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers

by NNCTR/INCTR Nepal - Nepal Network for Cancer Treatment and Research
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers
Screen 1000 Nepali Women for Important Cancers

Project Report | Jan 23, 2012
184 women screened in a Kathmandu community!

By Danielle Prime | Local project coordinator

Ms Bimala Manandhar, aged 47
Ms Bimala Manandhar, aged 47

To all our supporters, thank you very much for your contributions! With your continued support we are able to continue providing cancer screening to the women of Nepal!


The most recent community to benefit from the screening program is the Jana Chikitsalaya community in Nhyokha, Kathmandu. Our mobile team travelled to the location on the 24th September 2011 and were able to screen 184 women for cervical cancer. Of these women, 29 were provided medication for infection, 19 were test positive for cervical pre-cancer and 5 were diagnosed with uterine prolapse.


Breast cancer education and screening was provide for 186 women at the same location, and four women were referred for follow-up testing after breast anomalies were identified.

One screening recipient, Ms Bimala Manandhar, aged 47, expressed her gratitude to the team:
“The cervical and breast screening program was very effective to our community. So I am very happy and thankful to the NNCTR team.”

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Organization Information

NNCTR/INCTR Nepal - Nepal Network for Cancer Treatment and Research

Location: Banepa, Nepal - Nepal
Website:
NNCTR/INCTR Nepal - Nepal Network for Cancer Treatment and Research
Elisabeth Dupont
Project Leader:
Elisabeth Dupont
INCTR Administrative Officer
Uccle , Brussels Belgium

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