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On World Cancer Day 2026, Fortis Hospital Mulund inaugurated BreastCare360 - A comprehensive, multidisciplinary initiati...
04/02/2026

On World Cancer Day 2026, Fortis Hospital Mulund inaugurated BreastCare360 - A comprehensive, multidisciplinary initiative for breast health.

BreastCare360 brings together early detection, advanced breast cancer treatment, reconstructive surgery and preventive care under one roof, addressing both cancerous and non-cancerous breast conditions. The programme is led by an experienced team of specialists across surgical oncology, reconstructive surgery, and radiology, supported by advanced diagnostics including digital mammography, 3T MRI, and genetic counselling.

Designed to support patients clinically and emotionally, BreastCare360 reflects a truly integrated approach to breast care

BreastCare360, with you from Start to Strength.

04/02/2026

Oral cancer is one of the most common cancers in India, yet it is often detected late due to ignored early symptoms. In this video, Dr Akansha Kandoi, Associate Consultant – Head and Neck Oncosurgery at Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, highlights the early warning signs of oral, throat, and nasopharyngeal cancers and explains why timely detection is critical.

She emphasizes that symptoms such as non-healing mouth ulcers, red or white patches in the mouth, neck lumps, difficulty in swallowing or opening the mouth, voice changes, unexplained ear pain, loose teeth, numbness, and blood-stained nasal discharge should never be ignored.

Early-stage cancer is highly curable, and prompt diagnosis leads to simpler treatments, better recovery, and improved survival rates. Taking timely action and consulting a specialist can make a life-saving difference.

04/02/2026

Dr Avanish Saklani, Director – Surgical Oncology at Fortis Hospitals, Mumbai, addresses a common misconception — is cancer only a disease of the elderly? The reality may surprise you.

An increasing number of younger patients are being diagnosed with cancer, often because early warning signs such as re**al bleeding are mistaken for minor conditions like haemorrhoids. This delay can allow a curable disease to progress, requiring more extensive treatment.

Dr Saklani explains how early detection can change everything — one timely diagnosis, one focused treatment, and in some cases, surgery alone with quality of life preserved.

Listen to your body. Don’t ignore red flags. Early action saves lives.

Cancer varies by person, biology, and behaviour. That’s why treatment needs to be just as individual.This Fortis highl...
04/02/2026

Cancer varies by person, biology, and behaviour. That’s why treatment needs to be just as individual.
This Fortis highlights its approach to supported by our advanced technology and expertise.

Cancer behaves differently in different people. That's why treatment needs to be personalised.This we highlight how ca...
04/02/2026

Cancer behaves differently in different people. That's why treatment needs to be personalised.
This we highlight how cancer care needs to reflect this reality.

03/02/2026

Fingerprints remind us that no two people are identical.

Cancer works the same way. It varies by person, biology, and behaviour.

This we highlight how cancer care needs to reflect this reality.

Fortis Hiranandani Hospital, Vashi delivers comprehensive brain and spine care through a highly skilled, multidisciplina...
03/02/2026

Fortis Hiranandani Hospital, Vashi delivers comprehensive brain and spine care through a highly skilled, multidisciplinary team of neurologists, neurosurgeons, intensivists, emergency specialists, and rehabilitation experts.

From managing stroke, epilepsy, and movement disorders to performing complex brain and spine surgeries, minimally invasive procedures, DBS, and advanced neuro interventions, our state-of-the-art Neuro & Spine infrastructure is designed to ensure precision, faster recovery, and compassionate care at every stage of treatment.

Book your appointment today: 022 4111 4111

02/02/2026

In this short yet informative video, Dr. Sangeeta Raodeo, Consultant Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, addresses one of the most common misconceptions about PCOD that all women with PCOD have cysts in their ovaries. while the name itself can be misleading.

Dr. raodeo explains that PCOD is primarily a hormonal imbalance condition, not necessarily characterised by the presence of multiple cysts. she highlights how PCOD affects each woman differently — from irregular periods and acne to weight gain, hair thinning, and fertility challenges and why understanding these variations is key to effective management.

For more details, contact- 022 6884 6143

02/02/2026

In this short educational video, Dr. Sreelakshmi N, Consultant Neurologist and Epileptologist at S. L. Raheja Hospital – A Fortis Associate, introduces herself and shares her expertise in treating neurological disorders. With years of clinical experience, she specializes in managing epilepsy and nerve‑related conditions, making complex medical topics simple and accessible for the public.

Dr. Sreelakshmi explains the common causes of neuropathy, including diabetes, vitamin deficiencies, excessive alcohol consumption, certain medications, infections, and autoimmune diseases. She highlights how these factors damage nerves and lead to symptoms such as tingling, numbness, or burning pain. This concise video is designed to raise awareness about neuropathy, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and timely medical care to protect nerve health.

For more details, contact- 022 6884 6143

01/02/2026

In this session, Dr. Swapnil Keny, Consultant Orthopaedics at Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, discusses the critical "red signs" to watch for after a plaster or cast has been applied. While a cast is necessary for bone healing, it can sometimes lead to complications if it becomes too tight or if circulation is compromised. Dr. Keny emphasizes the importance of immediate medical attention if any of these warning signs appear to prevent permanent damage to the limb.

- Excessive Tightness: Feeling as though the limb is being squeezed or a sudden increase in pressure within the cast.
- Color Changes: A bluish or blackish discoloration of the fingers or toes, indicating poor blood flow.
- Numbness and Tingling: Constant "pins and needles" or a loss of sensation in the affected limb.
- Inability to Move: Sudden difficulty or an inability to move the fingers or toes.
- Improper Fit: The plaster becomes noticeably loose or, conversely, feels dangerously tight.
- Foul Odor: Any unusual or unpleasant smell coming from inside the cast, which may indicate a skin infection or sore.

Ignoring these red flags can lead to serious conditions like compartment syndrome, which requires urgent surgical intervention. If you notice any of these symptoms, visit your orthopaedic surgeon immediately so the cast can be adjusted, changed, or removed as needed. The orthopaedic team at Fortis Hospital, Kalyan, is dedicated to ensuring your recovery is safe and monitored every step of the way.

For more details, contact- 022 6884 6143

01/02/2026

In this short video, Dr. Vivekanand Sharma, Consultant – Surgical Oncology at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, explains the reality of recurrence. He discusses what recurrence means, why it happens in some cases, and the factors that influence it. The video highlights the importance of regular medical follow-ups and awareness of warning signs. By simplifying complex medical information, Dr. Sharma helps patients and families understand this crucial aspect of recovery.

The discussion also emphasizes how lifestyle choices and proactive health management can reduce risks. Dr. Sharma encourages viewers to remain vigilant even after completing treatment, as recovery is a lifelong journey. His guidance blends professional expertise with compassion, making the content accessible to both patients and caregivers. This video aims to empower audiences with knowledge that supports confidence and preparedness. Watch now to gain clarity on breast cancer recurrence and take charge of your health with trusted medical insights.

For more details, contact- 022 6884 6143

31/01/2026

The question of whether irregular bleeding after 40 can be disregarded is addressed in this significant video by Dr. Amol Akhade, Senior Consultant in Oncology at Fortis Hospital, Mulund.

Unusual menstrual bleeding, spotting in between periods, or bleeding after menopause are all symptoms that should never be ignored, as Dr. Akhade explains. He emphasizes how these alterations may occasionally be an indication of underlying diseases, such as fibroids, hormone imbalances, or even early cancer.

In order to guarantee better results and peace of mind, Dr. Akhade uses his experience to highlight the significance of early medical evaluation, prompt diagnosis, and appropriate treatment.

For more details, contact- 022 6884 6143

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