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Cancer awareness camp held

NEW DELHI: Roko Cancer, a non-government organisation aiming to build mass awareness and help detection of breast cancer in association with Habitat Learning Centre organized a free awareness and breast cancer detection camp at the India Habitat Centre here on Friday. The cancer detection took place through India’s first fully equipped mobile breast cancer detection unit launched by the MKC Trust, UK. This camp organised by Roko Cancer is the 242th till date across India.

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