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#Managing PBCRs & HBCRs under TMC|#Provide technical support for SEARO countries to start PBCR

Navi Mumbai, India
Joined June 2021
Congratulation to all winners of Video Competition organized by the National Tobacco Quit Line Services, CCE-ACTREC #Tobacco 1/5
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3rd prize winner of the Video Competition organized by the National Tobacco Quitline Services, CCE ACTREC @TataMemorial Mr Vinod Kapalane and Ms Fatima Khan 4/5
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4th prize winner of the Video Competition organized by the National Tobacco Quitline Services, CCE ACTREC Mr Sagar Narkar, Mrs Ashwini Pawar and Ms Sonali Tarmale @TataMemorial 5/5
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Congratulations to @cspramesh @ManjuSengar7 and @ambudukh for presenting the outstanding work by TMC through the National Cancer Grid as well as through the IARC Regional Hub for Cancer Registration in South, East, and South-East Asia.
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The website of Odisha state population-based cancer registry was launched by Dr Rabindra Nath Mishra (Director Public Health) in the presence of Dr Prameela Baral (SAG) and Prof Hirendra Nath Ghosh, Director @niser_official on 9th Sep 2026 ospbcr.niser.ac.in/
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National Tobacco Quiline Services, @TataMemorial has organized Creative Video Making Competition #Tobacco
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On the Occasion of Ashadhi Ekadashi, the NTQLS-CCE @TataMemorial @ACTREC_TMC has organized Tobacco Quit Line awareness program, followed by an Oral Cancer Screening Program, at Pandharpur from 24 to 26 July 2026. Thanks to State Government of Maharashtra #Tobacco @mygovMaha
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Congratulations to @TataMemorial @niser_official , and the @HFWOdisha for producing an excellent report of the population-based cancer registry of Mayurbhanj district. The data generated will be used to improve cancer care services in the district. @uicc
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Congratulations to CCE team. Article on GI #cancer has reported that colorectal & hepatobiliary cancer are increasing in 2013-17 as compared to 1988-92. To tackle this problem, program must focus on primary #prevention as well as easy access to diagnosis & treatment
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On the occasion of #WorldNoTobaccoDay 2026 National Tobacco Quit Line Services Mumbai @TataMemorial has successfully conducted an awareness programme followed by an Oral Cancer Screening camp for high-risk individuals #cancercontrol #tobacco
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On the occasion of #WorldNoTobaccoDay 2026, National Tobacco Quitline Services (NTQLS) Mumbai, India has released the Newsletter. The newsletter contains poems, stories, and activities conducted by NTQLS along with feedback from tobacco quitters. #Tobaccocontrol
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Congratulations to the CCE-ACTREC team for publishing the article on how to generate a population mortality file using a life table, which is required for relative survival analysis for cancer patients from India
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Congratulations to the Ratnagiri PBCR, CCE-ACTREC, and BK Walawalkar Hospital Dervan team for publishing long-term population-based survival data from testicular cancer in India.
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On the occasion of World Cancer Day 2026 (4 Feb), the @HFWOdisha launched the Odisha State Population-Based Cancer Registry at @niser_official The project is technically supported by @TataMemorial & NISER. The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Nilakantha Mishra, Director PH
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Congratulations to the Population-Based Cancer Registry Bhutan team for publishing their findings in the @IntJCanc This is an outcome of the dedication of Bhutan team, @MoHBhutan & technical support from @IARCWHO Regional Hub @TataMemorial pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4163…
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Congratulations to Mrs. Sonali Bagal & PBCR Muzaffarpur team for winning 2nd prize in poster presentation at International Cancer Registry Forum 2025 held in Bangkok. We acknowledge the state government of Bihar, @TataMemorial HBCH&RC Muzaffarpur administration for their support
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The first PBCR in Bihar located in Muzaffarpur, has successfully generated high-quality data that can be utilized to plan cancer control programs, enhance cancer care infrastructure, and facilitate etiological research in this population.
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It is reported that 1.56 million cases and 0.87 million cancer deaths will occur in India. 1 in 9 people will be at risk of developing cancer. The most common cancers were oral, lung, and prostate in males, and in females, breast, cervix uteri, and ovarian cancer.
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