Bareilly: The District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Bareilly, organised a cervical cancer awareness camp to educate participants about the disease, its prevention and the importance of early detection.
The programme was held under the guidance of District Judge Pradeep Kumar Singh-II. Gynaecologist Dr Pragati Agrawal shared important information about cervical cancer, explaining its causes, risk factors, early symptoms and warning signs. She stressed the importance of timely screening, regular health check-ups and seeking medical advice if any unusual symptoms occur.
Dr Agrawal also highlighted the role of preventing human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and HPV vaccination in reducing the risk of cervical cancer. She encouraged participants to remain vigilant about their health and seek reliable medical guidance.
DLSA Bareilly Secretary Jaya Priyadarshini also spoke about the importance and benefits of HPV vaccination. She emphasised that spreading accurate health information, dispelling misconceptions and adopting timely preventive measures are essential steps towards building a healthier society.
Participants were encouraged to overcome hesitation and misconceptions surrounding cervical cancer and to prioritise their health. The camp highlighted the importance of awareness, prevention, timely screening and appropriate medical consultation in reducing the risk of the disease.
Para-legal volunteers Prabha Devi, Bhuvnesh Kumar and Har Swaroop Gangwar were also present and contributed to the successful organisation of the programme.
The DLSA Bareilly continues to conduct awareness initiatives on health, education and social issues alongside its legal awareness programmes, with the aim of empowering different sections of society.
Report by Akhilesh Chandra Saxena, Bareilly
