MAS Cancer Clinic, Tamluk

26/05/2026

Cancer and nutrition

21/05/2026

Bladder cancer Awareness

14/05/2026

May is recognized as Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to this often overlooked form of cancer. The month is marked by the tri-color ribbon, which consists of blue, yellow, and purple. Each color holds a significant meaning in relation to bladder cancer. Blue represents awareness and support for patients, as well as the color associated with urological health. Yellow symbolizes hope, courage, and strength for those diagnosed with the disease. Purple signifies survivorship and dedication to finding a cure, while also honoring the daily lives affected by bladder cancer. This month, it is important to stay engaged and informed about bladder cancer so that we can continue to raise awareness and support those impacted by this disease. By participating in awareness programs and events, we can make a difference in the lives of those affected by bladder cancer and strive towards finding a cure. Let us all come together and show our support for Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, and join in the fight against this disease. Together, we can make a difference.

25/04/2026

19/04/2026

বাঙালির নববর্ষের ১৪৩৩ কিছু ছবি যেগুলো আমাদের হৃদয় খুব কাছের

15/04/2026

"এসো হে বৈশাখ এসো এসো...আগামীটা সকলের ভাল কাটুক। নতুন বছরের শুভেচ্ছা ১৪৩৩।"

30/03/2026

March is widely recognized as colorectal cancer awareness month, which serves as a crucial opportunity to educate individuals about this disease. It is a time where we come together as a community to shed light on the importance of early detection, symptoms, treatment options, and precautions for patients and their families. With the presence of renowned doctors and oncologists, this month holds significant significance in the world of cancer care. Through various events and discussions, we aim to raise awareness about colorectal cancer and break the stigma surrounding it. It is a time to come together and support those affected by this disease while also promoting healthy lifestyle choices that can prevent its occurrence. The efforts put forth during this month open a new chapter in cancer care, emphasizing the importance of education and support in fighting against colorectal cancer.

14/02/2026

Last year, as with every year, we were determined to not miss a chance to celebrate love and spread happiness to our cancer patients and their families. It has always been a tradition for us to dedicate this day to them and show them how much we appreciate their strength and perseverance in the face of such a challenging illness. However, this year, we decided to celebrate in a unique way, because we understand that the bond and love between these patients and their families is not limited to just one day. It is a constant dedication from the family members towards their loved ones, a commitment to stand by them through thick and thin. We believe in celebrating even the smallest events with them, just to bring an extra smile on their faces and make their journey a little bit brighter. Because for us, it's not just about celebrating love for one day, but about spreading love and support every single day.

12/02/2026

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On 4th February 2026, MAS Clinic & Hospital proudly organized a World Cancer Day Awareness Program at our Chemotherapy Unit.The event was conducted in the pr...

04/02/2026

Today, We come together to celebrate World Cancer Day in the presence of dedicated Doctors, patients, and their family members. It is a day to spread awareness and show our support for those who are fighting against this deadly disease. Dr. Shyamal Kumar Sarkar gave a beautiful speech about the importance of early detection in increasing the chances of survival. Dr. Lalit Kumar Khanra talked about the role of chemotherapy in treating cancer and how it has evolved over the years. Dr. Dipankar Bhattacharyya encouraged all patients to stay strong and positive in their journey towards beating cancer. Dr. Suvendu Ganguly shed light on the importance of early treatment and how it can save lives. The patients also shared their stories, each one unique and inspiring, reminding us that we are all united by this cause. As we go through the upside-down challenge in UICC, we remember that every patient has their own struggles and strengths, but we are all in this together, united by this unique fight against cancer. Let us continue to raise awareness, show support, and fight against cancer as one united community.