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Conference on cancer issues on Sept 7-8
The Healthy World Association along with Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) and Indo American society for Health and Education is conducting Healthy World Conference at Administrative Staff College of India on September 7 and 8.
Khairatabd: The Healthy World Association along with Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) and Indo American society for Health and Education is conducting Healthy World Conference at Administrative Staff College of India on September 7 and 8. The conference is aimed at addressing cancer as main issue and discuss new ways that can be brought in healthcare and technology development in cancer treatment.
Speaking at the conference Dr PS Prasad, President Indo IASHE and founder director Healthy World Association said, "Cancer is the leading cause of deaths across the globe. The existing protocols are still to find cure. India is home to various medical practices and integration of various medical practices and integration of medical sciences has become need of the day."
He further added, "Henceforth, combining ancient wisdom with modern medicine to treat complicated issues like cancer. India will become the destination for cancer treatment for the global citizen soon. Our motive is to give better healthcare with new technologies and new developments for all Indian citizens."
The aim of the association is also to make Hyderabad a cancer hub to treat all types of cancer across India and globe and also to increase medical tourism in the country.
