AI-Powered Mammogram Camp Launches in Thiruvananthapuram to Boost Breast Cancer Screening
Residents of Govt Mahila Mandiram in Poojappura, Thiruvananthapuram, received a vital health service on Friday. The district women and child development office organized an innovative AI-based mammogram test camp. This initiative focuses on promoting early detection of breast cancer among women in the community.
District Leadership Drives Health Initiative
District collector Anu Kumari formally inaugurated the programme. Her presence underscored the government's commitment to women's healthcare. District women and child development officer Tasneem P S presided over the function, ensuring smooth operations.
Several key officials and community leaders attended the event. Woman protection officer Sunitha V joined the gathering. Representatives from supporting organizations also participated actively.
Collaborative Effort for Women's Health
The camp resulted from a strong partnership between multiple organizations. The District Sankalp Hub for Empowerment of Women provided crucial support. Rotary Club of Trivandrum residency contributed significantly to the effort.
Rotary Club of Trivandrum residency president Ramesh attended the function. Satellite Club president Sheela Manikandan was also present. Rotary assistant governor Amarasinghan and Rotary revenue district director Shaji Sreedharan supported the initiative.
SP Medifort Hospital played an essential role in conducting the medical tests. Mahila Mandiram superintendent Seema facilitated the camp at the residential facility.
Emphasis on Early Detection Technology
This camp utilized advanced artificial intelligence technology for mammogram tests. AI enhances the accuracy of breast cancer screening. Early detection dramatically improves treatment outcomes and survival rates.
The women and child development department organized this camp as part of its ongoing efforts. They aim to make healthcare services more accessible to women across the district. Such initiatives help bridge gaps in medical screening for underserved communities.
Residents of Govt Mahila Mandiram benefited directly from this specialized service. The camp provided them with convenient access to modern diagnostic technology. This approach removes barriers that often prevent women from seeking timely medical checks.
