The Centre for Students’ Welfare (CSW) and the National Service Scheme (NSS), Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore, organised an Awareness Program on Cancer, Health & Fitness and Lifestyle Changes & its Impact on Saturday at the Anna Auditorium, TNAU, in collaboration with GKNM Hospital, Coimbatore.
Ramalingam, Dean, Centre for Students’ Welfare, TNAU, delivered the welcome address and highlighted the importance of health awareness among students.
He emphasised that early detection, preventive care, and positive lifestyle changes are key to reducing the risk of cancer and lifestyle-related diseases.
Dr. Sivanesan, Chairman, Department of Oncology and Head, Medical Oncology of the hospital, delivered a comprehensive talk on Cancer Awareness, stressing the importance of early screening, timely diagnosis, and recent trends in cancer prevention.
Dr. Mahesh Mitra, Head, Department of Physiotherapy, spoke on Health and Fitness, highlighting the role of regular physical activity and exercise in maintaining physical and mental well-being.
Dr. Muthulakshmi, Consultant Diabetology and Diabetic Foot Care Specialist, addressed the gathering on Lifestyle Changes and its impact, emphasising balanced nutrition, stress management, and healthy habits to prevent lifestyle disorders.
The program was organised and coordinated by CSW staff and NSS Program officers of TNAU. More than 500 students participated and benefited.
