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Breast Cancer Prevention – A Real Story of Strength and Survival
Breast cancer remains one of the most common health challenges for Indian women, but early detection can truly save live...
Paint India Pink drives nationwide efforts to strengthen women’s cancer awareness, improve access to screening, and ensure timely action for early detection.
A large-scale screening initiative offering free or low-cost breast and cervical cancer tests across cities and rural areas to ensure women receive timely diagnosis and life-saving early detection support.
A compassionate network designed to uplift cancer survivors through counselling, peer support, rehabilitation guidance, and awareness events that inspire strength, resilience, and renewed hope for women.
A dedicated campaign promoting HPV vaccination for girls and young women to reduce cervical cancer risk, spreading awareness through schools, communities, and partner healthcare institutions.
Affordable and accessible community camps providing screenings, doctor consultations, health education, and preventive care resources for women, especially in underserved and rural regions.
Real numbers, real lives changed
Women directly reached through screening and awareness programs
Health camps organized in urban and rural areas
Educational programs conducted across communities
Pink Ambassadors actively spreading awareness
Women face rising threats from deadly cancers such as breast, cervical, ovarian, thyroid, brain, and GI cancers. Early detection, awareness, and timely treatment are essential to save lives and empower women.
GI cancers affect the stomach, colon, and pancreas, often showing late symptoms, making early detection vital for improving women’s survival outcomes.
Breast cancer is the most common in women, often curable when found early. Regular screenings and awareness significantly reduce advanced-stage risks.
Cervical cancer develops slowly and can be prevented with HPV vaccination and routine Pap tests, helping women avoid late detection and complications.
Ovarian cancer is dangerous because symptoms appear late. Regular checkups and awareness of persistent bloating or pain help improve early diagnosis.
Thyroid cancer is rising among women but has high survival rates when treated early. Noticing neck swelling or voice changes can aid early evaluation.
Brain cancers impact vital functions and often progress quickly. Persistent headaches, vision changes, or seizures should prompt immediate evaluation.
Liver cancer in women can result from hepatitis infection or fatty liver disease. Early screening is crucial to prevent rapid progression and complications.
Lung cancer is one of the deadliest for women, often linked to smoking and pollution. Persistent cough or breathlessness should never be ignored.
Highlights from our impactful conferences and awareness summits
Collaboration with corporate partners for greater social impact
Do monthly breast self-exams to spot unusual lumps or changes early.
Schedule timely mammograms and Pap tests for early cancer detection.
Take the HPV vaccine to reduce cervical cancer risk early on.
Eat fruits, vegetables, and fiber-rich foods to lower overall cancer risk.
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Nov 2025
Latest Blog
Breast cancer remains one of the most common health challenges for Indian women, but early detection can truly save live...