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Govt plans daycare centres for chemotherapy in all 759 districts

IndiaTimes Saturday, 15 February 2025
The government plans to establish daycare cancer centres in 759 districts, focusing on chemotherapy and essential medication. These centres will also screen high-risk individuals for common cancers, with the aim of making cancer care accessible and affordable across India. The initiative involves launching 200 such centers in the current financial year.
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