00:00foreign
00:30Stun Cancer, Breast Cancer, and the other is the cervical cancer of child's nose or cervical cancer.
00:35When we talk about young people, we are seeing the most of the most of the young people in India.
00:42It is the only reason that the cigarette or cigarette is so high that it is in a healthy place.
00:53and eating foods care restrictiveTrud point,
00:56this is a very big child,
01:00about that as well as I please,
01:03we 25-4 handover Eva's acid complications,
01:09both as well as a donor which recommends
01:19It is the most of the stun cancer in 2,000,000,000.
01:26This is only one year.
01:29This year, how do you see cancer?
01:32The cure of cancer is not only one in 36 days,
01:35but only one of the most expensive treatment in Bhaaritvarsh.
01:40There is also a study called Ayushman Kaad,
01:44such as Pradhaar Mantri Swasthiyojana or Mukhya Mantri Swasthiyojana,
01:48there are many people who give 5,000,000,000 to 5,000,000,000.
01:52But there is a thing that needs to be done,
01:57that the out-of-pocket expense, or the expense of your own home,
02:00is very big because you have some diagnostic,
02:05and you have to be able to do the diagnosis,
02:07which you have to be able to do with the patient's family,
02:10and then you have to be able to do the surgery,
02:13and then you have to be able to do the same thing.
02:17So, this is the first cost.
02:20And in many cases, there are many costs,
02:23such as the care of the patient,
02:25and the care of the patient,
02:27and the care of the patient,
02:29so there are many costs that the patient has to be able to do with their own home,
02:34which is a very big cost.
02:36The answer is very important,
02:39that this is one of the most important diseases.
02:41because the cellular makeup or DNA,
02:45the parent to child,
02:48the whole generation is similar.
02:51So, this is an unusual disease.
02:54On the other hand,
02:55it plays a lot of role in G.1 Shelly's,
02:59it plays a lot of role in G.1 Shelly's,
03:01it plays a lot of pain,
03:03it plays a lot of stress,
03:04or the process of food,
03:06which is very common,
03:07that we hear instantly,
03:08it will be 2 minutes,
03:10so food will be very low,
03:12and that is very low,
03:14so there is a lot of risk involved.
03:16So, processed food,
03:18all,
03:20there is a lot of risk involved in G.1 Shelly's,
03:23and so,
03:24we see that the cancer population is too low.
03:29I like that the geography of our regimen, if we go to the doctor to the doctor,
03:36you get cancer in every village and every village.
03:41But cancer is very tender and is very important in Raipur.
03:47It means chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy,
03:54that is the same thing that we have today in Raipur.
03:59So, until the whole thing is not going to be done
04:03and not going to be able to move on to the next three centers,
04:09until the patient's coming to the hospital,
04:11staying in another city,
04:12staying in the hospital,
04:13staying in the hospital,
04:14getting in the hospital,
04:15getting in the hospital,
04:17this is a very big deal.
04:19This is what we are going to do.
04:22is that we don't have such a place in the city where cancer can be found in the 36th grade.
04:34As soon as we work in this country, I think that in the 36th grade,
04:40in our case studies, our patients will help our patients.
04:45As we have said earlier, we have said that the treatment of BPL is for the low poverty line.
04:54But the risk of cancer can be found in our patients.
05:01Diagnostics, such as we call them, are the biggest risk.
05:06If you talk about older people, it is about 15-20,000 people.
05:13But when it comes to cancer, because it is more difficult,
05:16the risk of cancer is about 25-30,000 people.
05:22One time, the patient and the family have to swim.
05:26So, the care is a great help.
05:29Yes, it is a treatment for it.
05:31This is right. It has made a lot of things.
05:34But we will also have a lot of attention to the diagnosis
05:37and we will also have to try to reduce the treatment of cancer.
05:43And the risk of cancer, we will reduce the risk of cancer.
05:47Because I was doing M-TECH in 2012.
05:50And at that time, my research was on cancer.
05:54And at that time, Meka Hara was one of the same center.
05:59And in the same time, the disease was pushed off.
06:02And I didn't have much research in it.
06:07And that fact was very profound.
06:09And it was clear that now,
06:11whatever it is, I have to do it.
06:14And it is 13 years old.
06:16I am satisfied, maybe you will say that it is okay.
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