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SCOPE seeks TDP help in fight against cancer

HYDERABAD, MARCH 7. The Society for Cancer in Oral Cavity Prevention through Education (SCOPE) has urged the Telugu Desam Party to include cancer awareness and cancer preventive education in its election manifesto. In a press release issued here on Sunday, B. Chandrakanth Rao, managing trustee, SCOPE, pointed out that tobacco-fuelled cancers were expected to become the number one killers.

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