CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING

Free GYNECOLOGY and OBSTETRICS HEALTH CAMP and CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING at Lagan chock, Kathmandu.

 On the date of Dec 02 2017 Our club in collaboration with KIST Medical College organised the program. More than 85 women of differnt age group were treated and CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING was performed. 
A medical team consisting Dr. Manisha Bajracharya (dpt of OBGYN, KISTMCTH), DR. Peru Pradhan (dpt of GYOBN, PHECT KIRTIPUR hospital), Dr. Amita Pradhan Dr Ang Tshering Sherpa, Dr Neeti Singh ( dpt of community medicine, KISTMCTH) and 16 rotaractors (MBBS STUDENTS) with support of Parent Rotary- ROTARY CLUB OF CHANDAGIRI and local club of lagankhel the camp was succesful.

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