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On Friday, March 20, 2026, the Department of Public Health, Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute, Lucknow, organized a Breast Cancer Screening and Cancer Awareness Program at the Community Health Centre (CHC), Indira Nagar, Lucknow. The program witnessed active participation from the Medical Superintendent of CHC Indira Nagar, Dr. Mayank Jalote, Junior Resident Dr. Diksha, Nursing Officer Kashish Kashyap, Scientist-C Rohit Kumar Singh, and other healthcare staff.
During the program, attendees were provided with detailed information about the major risk factors, symptoms, and the importance of early detection of breast cancer. It was explained that a lump in the breast or underarm, changes in the size or shape of the breast, abnormal discharge or bleeding from the nipple, dimpling of the breast skin, redness, or shrinkage could be potential warning signs of breast cancer. It was also emphasized that even a painless lump can be dangerous and should not be ignored.
Addressing the gathering, Medical Superintendent Dr. Mayank Jalote highlighted that timely screening and accurate awareness can lead to successful treatment of breast cancer. He also emphasized the importance of a healthy lifestyle, balanced diet, regular exercise, and periodic health check-ups.
On this occasion, Dr. Diksha, Nursing Officer Kashish Kashyap, and Scientist-C Rohit Kumar Singh also educated the public about the screening process and encouraged women to undergo regular screening.
The primary objective of the program was to raise awareness about breast cancer among women and the community, dispel myths, and motivate people to seek timely screening and treatment.

20 Mar

Breast Cancer Awareness & Screening Initiative at CHC Indira Nagar, Lucknow

March 20, 2026 View

SGRT India Community Meeting 2026
Lucknow, February 28, 2026 – The Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute & Hospital (KSSSCI) today hosted a landmark event, "SGRT India: Advancing Radiation Therapy in India." Organized in collaboration with the SGRT Community, the meeting brought together leading oncologists, medical physicists, and researchers to discuss the future of precision cancer treatment.
On this occasion, the Institute's Director Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Medical Superintendent Dr. Varun Vijay, Head of the Radiation Oncology Department Prof. Sharad Singh, Dr. Pramod Kumar Gupta, and Dr. Rumita Singh, along with all doctors, residents, and staff of the department, were present.
Highlighting Innovation in Cancer Care
The conference focused on Surface Guided Radiation Therapy (SGRT), a cutting-edge technology that moves beyond simple motion management to full clinical integration. By using sophisticated camera systems to track a patient’s surface in 3D, SGRT ensures that radiation is delivered with sub-millimeter accuracy, significantly reducing the risk of exposure to healthy tissues.
Key Sessions & Distinguished Speakers
The event featured an extensive agenda covering various clinical applications:
• Global Perspectives: Josh Naylor, Principal Physicist from University Hospitals Dorset, opened the technical sessions by highlighting SGRT as a "paradigm-shifting technology."
• Specialized Treatments: Experts discussed the use of SGRT in treating Head & Neck cancers, Breast Cancer, and its vital role in DIBH (Deep Inspiration Breath Hold) techniques to protect the heart during radiation.
• Technical Excellence: Sessions also delved into Stereotactic treatments and the physics behind camera-to-couch shifts, presented by specialists from institutions like Ruby Hall Clinic and Reliance Foundation Hospital.
Expert Panel Discussions
Two major panel discussions were the highlight of the day, focusing on the "Final Frontiers" of Head & Neck treatment and the "New Standards" for Breast, Abdomen, and Thorax care. These panels allowed for a robust exchange of real-world workflows and clinical results among the attendees.
Live Demonstrations
The afternoon sessions featured Live Demonstrations of various kinds of techniques like DIBH for breast treatment, mask-less treatment for head and neck patients, pelvic treatments etc providing participants with a hands-on look at how SGRT integrates into daily clinical practice to improve patient safety and treatment efficiency.
Under the patronage of Prof. M. L. B. Bhatt, the event successfully showcased how Indian medical institutions are adopting world-class innovations to provide more accurate and safer cancer care for patients across the country.

28 Feb

SGRT India Community Meeting 2026 Lucknow, February 28, 2026

February 28, 2026 View

A Soft Skills Workshop was successfully organized today at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute, Lucknow, with the objective of strengthening personality development and professional efficiency among healthcare workers.
The program was graced by the Director of the institute, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, as the Chief Guest. In his address, he emphasized the importance of effective communication, teamwork, and compassionate behavior in the medical profession.
Prof. Vinod Jain, Honorary Professor at King George’s Medical University, attended as the Guest of Honour. He shared valuable insights on the role of soft skills in enhancing patient satisfaction and improving treatment outcomes in healthcare services.
The training program was organized by Dr. Archana Gautam, Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesia and In-charge of the Soft Skills Workshop, along with Coordinator Raghvendra Sharma, who successfully managed the execution and academic coordination of the event. A total of 30 participants attended the workshop, where they received training on effective communication skills, teamwork, and professional conduct.
The event was attended by Executive Registrar Dr. Ayush Lohia, Chief Medical Superintendent Dr. Vijendra, Medical Superintendent Dr. Varun Vijay, Dean Prof. Sabuhi Qureshi, along with faculty members, resident doctors, and nursing staff of the institute, who participated enthusiastically. Various sessions focusing on communication skills, professional behavior, team management, and effective patient interaction were conducted during the workshop.
The primary objective of the program was to enhance the quality of healthcare services and strengthen the behavioral and communication skills of medical professionals.

28 Feb

Soft Skills Workshop Organized at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute, Lucknow

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Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute (KSSSCI), Lucknow has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Sukarma Global LLP, New Delhi, to promote and expand clinical research activities and conduct clinical new drug trials at the Institute.
Under this collaboration, Sukarma Global LLP will play a vital role in managing and facilitating clinical new drug trials at KSSSCI in accordance with regulatory guidelines. The partnership aims to strengthen the development of the new molecule and its applicability in terms of efficacy & toxicity, dose combination for treatment of various type of cancer.
Through this initiative, eligible cancer patients at KSSSCI will have the opportunity to receive treatment with new investigational drugs under approved clinical trials. This will not only provide early access to advanced therapies but also contribute to the development of evidence-based cancer treatment in the country.
Furthermore, once these new drugs receive approval from the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for marketing in India, the wider availability and increased production are expected to make such treatments more affordable and accessible to patients.
The Institute believes that this collaboration marks a significant step towards the development of new drugs for cancer patients, which helpful in reducing the mortality and improving the quality of life.
In this occasion, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Director, KSSSCI, Dr.AyushLohiya, Excutive Registrar, Dr. Varun Vijay, Medical Superintendent and Shri SumitSwarup Saini, Director, Sukarma Global, LLP, new delhi&Dr.Garima Srivastava, SMO, Sukarma Global for present during the MoU exchange ceremony.

26 Feb

Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute Signs MoU with Sukarma Global LLP to Advance Clinical Drug Trials

February 26, 2026 View

Today, Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute (KSSSCI), Lucknow and CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute (CSIR-CDRI), Lucknow have signed a collaborative MoU to promote joint research, academic exchange, and innovation in areas of mutual interest, particularly in cancer and biomedical sciences.
Under this collaboration, both institutions will undertake joint research programs, explore traineeship opportunities for students at CSIR-CDRI, facilitate faculty exchange, share advanced instrumentation facilities as per institutional guidelines, and jointly submit research proposals to funding agencies.
This partnership aims to strengthen translational research, capacity building, and improvement of healthcare in the community through the output of the research.
On this occasion, The Director General, CSIR-CDRI, Director, KSSSCI, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, Director, CSIR-CDRI, Executive Registrar, Dr. Ayush Lohiya, Medical Superintendent, Dr. Varun Vijay were present and expressed their commitment to fostering impactful collaborative research and academic excellence through this initiative.

18 Feb

Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute and CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute Sign MoU to Strengthen Collaborative Research and Innovation in Cancer & Biomedical Sciences

February 18, 2026 View

An awareness program was organized today by the Department of Pediatric Oncology at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute, Lucknow, on the occasion of International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day. The program was successfully conducted under the guidance of the Institute Director, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt, and the Head of Department, Dr. Geetika Pant.
The main objective of the program was to increase awareness among society and healthcare workers regarding childhood cancers, while emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and timely treatment.
On this occasion, Dr. Geetika Pant stated, “With timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment, most childhood cancer cases have a high chance of complete recovery. Awareness among society, parents, and healthcare professionals is essential to ensure a safe and healthy future for children.”
Associate Professor Dr. Rakhi Jain delivered a detailed talk highlighting the life journey of cancer survivors, the challenges faced during treatment, and the importance of social and psychological support after recovery.
During the program, childhood cancer survivors shared their experiences and spoke about their inspiring journeys. They were also felicitated and awarded by the department in recognition of their courage and resilience.
The event was attended by the Institute’s Dean, Dr. Sabuhi Qureshi; CMS Dr. Vijendra, Executive Registrar, Dr. Ayush Lohia; Medical Superintendent, Dr. Varun Vijay, along with faculty members, residents, nursing staff, and other healthcare professionals.
The program played a significant role in spreading awareness about childhood cancer and promoting a positive message within society

14 Feb

An awareness program was organized today by the Department of Pediatric Oncology at Kalyan Singh Cancer Institute, Lucknow, on the occasion of International Childhood Cancer Awareness Day.

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On the occasion of World Cancer Awareness Week 2026, a Cancer Awareness Program was organized at Primary School, Amethi Area, Gosainganj, District Lucknow. The objective of this program was to create awareness among school teachers, staff, and students about prevention and treatment of cancer, a serious and life-threatening disease. The program focused on educating participants about the causes, symptoms, and the importance of early detection of cancer.
The program was attended by the school Principal Mrs. Santosh Rai, teacher Mr. Varsun Sahat, along with other teachers and staff members of the school. All attendees appreciated and welcomed this public awareness initiative.
Under the Cancer Awareness Program, experts from the Public Health Department of KSSSCI (Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute) conducted the awareness session. The team included Dr. Ayush Lohiya, Associate Professor and Head of the Department, Dr. Anshu Singh, Associate Professor, Public Health Department, Nursing Officer Ms. Shweta Upadhyay, and Mrs. Kashish. The experts discussed various types of cancers, associated risk factors, available treatment options, and emphasized that timely screening and early diagnosis can help in effective control of cancer.
Discussions were also held with local community members highlighting that a healthy lifestyle, balanced diet, regular exercise, and timely medical check-ups play a crucial role in preventing and managing even serious diseases like cancer.

05 Feb

On the occasion of World Cancer Awareness Week 2026, a Cancer Awareness Program was organized at Primary School, Amethi Area, Gosainganj, District Lucknow.

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On the occasion of World Cancer Day, a “Cancer Awareness Week” was organized at Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute (KSSSCI), Lucknow. As part of the programme, a Blood Donation Camp was organized in the Department of Transfusion Medicine under the leadership of Dr. Anju Dubey, during which a total of 40 units of blood were collected.
Under the activities of Cancer Awareness Week, several cancer survivors shared their inspiring life journeys, motivating patients and the general public. A quiz on cancer awareness was also organized to enhance public knowledge and awareness about cancer.
On this occasion, the Director of the Institute, Prof. M. L. B. Bhatt, stated that the World Cancer Day 2026 theme “United by Unique” conveys the message that every cancer patient’s journey is unique, yet by standing united—with awareness, timely treatment, positive thinking, and human compassion—we can fight cancer more effectively.
Present on the occasion were Dr. Vijendra, Dr. Varun Vijay, Dr. Ayush Lohiya, Dr. Sabuhi Qureshi, Dr. Pramod Kumar Gupta, along with faculty members, resident doctors, and paramedical staff of the institute.
The objective of the programme was to increase public awareness about cancer, highlight the importance of early detection and timely treatment, and promote humanitarian activities such as blood donation.

04 Feb

On the occasion of World Cancer Day, a “Cancer Awareness Week” was organized at Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute (KSSSCI), Lucknow.

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The state-of-the-art CyberKnife machine was unveiled today at the Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute, Lucknow, by the Institute's Director, Prof. M.L.B. Bhatt.
The inauguration ceremony was also attended by Dr. Sharad Singh, Head of the Department of Radiation Oncology, Dr. Pramod Kumar Gupta, Dr. Rumita Singh, and the Institute's Finance Officer, Mr. Rajnikant Verma. In his address, Prof. Bhatt stated that the CyberKnife technology will provide cancer patients with extremely precise, safe, and advanced treatment facilities. This machine will prove highly effective in treating complex tumors without surgery, in a short time, and with minimal side effects.
He said that the installation of this machine will enable cancer patients not only from Uttar Pradesh but also from neighboring states to receive world-class treatment at the institute itself, eliminating the need for them to travel elsewhere.
The Institute's Medical Superintendent, Dr. Varun Vijay, informed that the machine will require testing and approval from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) before it can be used for patients, which may take 2-3 months.

03 Feb

CyberKnife Facility Inaugurated at Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute, Lucknow

February 3, 2026 View