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Dr. Vinita Pant from our Centre for Oncopathology (COP), was recently invited as faculty for two pre-conference workshops on 3rd December 2025 at the 73rd Annual Conference of IAPM & IAP-ID in Jammu. In the Female Genital Tract Workshop, she spoke on the latest molecular classification of endometrial carcinoma, highlighting how accurate molecular subtyping guides the right treatment, helping clinicians avoid both over- and under-treatment and ultimately improving patient outcomes. In the Oncopathology Slide Seminar Workshop held in the afternoon, Dr. Pant presented two complex referral cases from COP. She walked participants through each diagnostic challenge step by step, sharing practical, case-based insights that residents and practicing pathologists can directly apply in their own reporting. Her participation reflects Tata Cancer Care Foundation's commitment to strengthening oncopathology practice, sharing learnings from COP with the wider pathology community, and ensuring more patients receive timely, precise and evidence-based cancer care.

Cells gone rogue. Cancer is a biological rule-breaker. It evades your immune system, hijacking energy and invading all the nearby cells - just like a heist crew. But every heist has a flaw. Regular screening acts like a forensics team — finding the clues before the damage is done. Stop the heist before it starts, and screen yourself today. #CancerCare #TCCF #EarlyDetection #ScreeningSavesLives

In rural India, the denial surrounding women's health issues leads to alarming delays in diagnosis. A lingering pain is dismissed. A warning sign is hidden. Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that can be largely prevented and effectively treated if caught early. And yet, only 1.9% of Indian women between 30 to 65 have ever undergone screening. Read Dr. Vikram Sahane’s powerful piece on why India is losing women to a preventable disease, and what we can do about it. Vikram Sahane https://lnkd.in/gBKeza9v

"Early detection and proper treatment saves lives." — Dr. Shilpa Prabhudesai This Lung Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Shilpa Prabhudesai, Senior Oncopathologist at Tata Cancer Care Foundation's Center for Oncopathology, shares a vital message: Be Aware, Be Prepared. Know the symptoms: • A persistent cough • Coughing blood • Chest pain • Sudden weight loss Don't ignore these signs—early detection and proper treatment save lives. Visit your doctor for advice and evaluation. A simple visit to your doctor can lead to the necessary evaluation, like a biopsy, which guides a proper treatment plan. Stay alert, even if you’ve never smoked. @dr shilpa prabhudesai #LungCancerAwareness #EarlyDetectionSavesLives #HealthAwareness #TataCancerCare #StayAlert #LungHealth #CancerAwareness

Quality cancer care is a right, not a privilege. For patients like Mr. Sivaiah Naidu, a diagnosis is terrifying enough without the added weight of financial stress. That’s where the ecosystem of care kicks in. Through the collaborative efforts of SVICCAR and Tata Trusts Medical Grants, we ensured that finances didn't stand in the way of his health. From diagnosis to discharge, we are committed to making advanced cancer care accessible to every corner of the community. #tatatrusts #sviccar #tccf #medicalgrants #cancersupport #healthcareforall #immunotherapy #survivorstories Tata Trusts

It’s time we strengthen our pathology-lab protocols and promote greater collaboration between radiologists, oncologists, and pathologists to ensure every biopsy counts. Early detection saves lives — but precision in every step of the diagnostic journey sustains them. ASHISH SHAH