Dr Kiran Mazumdar Shaw says all women above 25 years need to go for annual Breast Cancer Screening.
#WorldCancerDay

Dr Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (MD and Chairman Biocon Ltd) on the need for annual Breast Cancer Screening of women above 25 years. Recommends non-invasive NIRAMAI t...

TEDx Talk about Origin of NIRAMAI

Win at Accenture Ventures Applied Intelligence Challenge 2019. :)

“In the future there will be only two entities – the disruptor and disruptive.” This was Avnish Sabharwal, MD, Accenture Ventures & Open Innovation in India and the Middle-East, setting the tone for…

Niramai wins the Accenture Applied Intelligence Challenge under Artificial Intelligence category 😀👍🌟

Meet Niramai - the winner for AI category in the Accenture Ventures #AppliedIntelligenceChallenge

Niramai is developing a novel solution for detecting early-stage breast cancer in a privacy-aware manner. Their solution is non-contact, radiation-free, affordable & has the ability to detect breast abnormalities in women of age groups.

"I never was much for swearing, but I started cussing a lot after I was diagnosed."
15 Breast Cancer Survivors Share What Surprised Them Most About Having Cancer
Read full facts by clicking on the link below
https://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/a19942885/breast-cancer-facts-from-survivors/

"I never was much for swearing, but I started cussing a lot after I was diagnosed."

NIRAMAI wins Best CSR implementation Partner award !!
We will be happy to partner with NGO's and corporates interested in conducting breast cancer screening for rural India using NIRAMAI technology, as a social giving.

Honouring Niramai as our ‘CSR Implementation Partner’ award holder in the Leader category on the esteemed stage of #CSRHealthAwards.

When I was feeling silly, loopy, over-weight, I checked with my doctor and found out that I had hypothyroidism. Your body knows and gives you signs of ill functioning. You be the best judge of your health.
-Shikha
https://healthunlocked.com/breastcancerindia/posts/984227/shikhas-story-part-ii

Starting from where I left.... I started chemotherapy first week of April, 2008. My hair was shorter by choice to avoid the shock of losing it all at once. I have no idea of the emotions that my...

I am 33 years old and I am a proud breast cancer survivor. Had I been in my daughter's place, I could have been a previvor.
Read out her full story by clicking on the link below!
https://healthunlocked.com/breastcancerindia/posts/808077/shikhas-story-part-i

I am 33 years old and I am a proud breast cancer survivor. Had I been in my daughter's place, I could have been a previvor. Who is a previvor? A previvor is someone who...

“Remember Forrest Gump’s lines, ‘Life’s like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.’ I too have learnt to take life as it comes. When I go to sleep I do not know what the next day will bring,”
Heart touching story of a three times cancer survivor.
Read out the story on the link below!
https://yourstory.com/2016/09/three-time-cancer-survivor-shiraz-siddiqui

It was the final day of the nine-day festival venerating Goddess Durga. The day of victory of good over evil. Vijayadashami. A day when doorsteps are adorned with marigold flowers and vermillion-sprin...

'Everyone is fighting some battle or the other — cancer has taught me to respect the struggle of everyone around me and treat them with kindness.'
This is the story of survivor who have stopped looking at cancer as a disease.
Read out her full story by clicking on the link below!
https://indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-in-india/humans-of-bombay-cancer-survivor-from-mumbai-viral-on-facebook-4711139/ ... See more

'Everyone is fighting some battle or the other — cancer has taught me to respect the struggle of everyone around me and treat them with kindness.'

Far from being a functional part of the human body, breasts are overly sexualised, to the point that we forget that breasts are susceptible to disease just like any other part of the body.

Read out the story of a survivor who was diagnosed with breast cancer at her age of 35.
https://fit.thequint.com/her-health/battling-breast-cancer-in-india-2

From a young age we are conditioned to feel embarrassed and ashamed by our breasts.

PN Kamala: An 81-year-old who won over cancer with the support of her family and the world of poetry.
Read full story of a 81 year old Breast Cancer Survivor who is living her life as 18 year old after the decade of Cancer treatment .
https://www.thebetterindia.com/140259/stories-cancer-survivors-battle-disease/

“You beat cancer by how you live, why you live and in the manner in which you live.” – Stuart Scott Stories of people who have battled cancer and are now living happy, healthy lives can help fill so many hearts with inspiration. Those suffering from cancer can seek hope and motivat...

“I was 26 when I first noticed a lump in my breast. I went to the doctor but was misdiagnosed around four times. A year passed and my lump had grown from 2 cm to 10 cm.
Story of a Young Breast Cancer Survivor.
Read out the full story- https://www.theindianfeed.in/being-you-story-breast-cancer/

Amidst all those intoxicating pieces of news that challenge the very existence of ‘good’, this story certainly deserves a read. A woman in the 26th year of life marks a lump in her breasts, consults doctors and gets misdiagnosed every time. And she finds out cancer in stage lll as per reports fr...

Men, too, can have breast cancer: Hear it from a survivor-Sanjay Goel
Cancer is definitely not a death warrant anymore as it was thought earlier. “I am a prime example that there is life beyond cancer. In fact, I feel earlier I would just pass time, now I am living life. I am traveling, doing Yoga and everything else that I wasn’t doing before. My wife and I have even adopted a girl child and are really living life to fullest,” says Goel.
Read his full story https://www.hindustantimes.com/health/men-too-can-have-breast-cancer-hear-it-from-a-survivor/story-llBTT6cQa6yC06C6DLdlRJ.html ... See more

Breast cancer in men is rare. But it’s a disease most men can’t detect easily or feel comfortable talking about, as a result of which treatment is often very delayed.

A breast cancer survivor answers the questions you have always wanted to ask
How is life after cancer?
I lead a disciplined life after treatment. I am conscious of a work-life balance, I eat on time, eat right, and practice yoga regularly. I try to have sound sleep for seven-eight hours. I continue giving my best at the workplace.
Check out the link below for more Answers and Questions.
https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/health/a-breast-cancer-survivor-answers-the-questions-you-have-always-wanted-to-ask/article25764047.ece ... See more

Kamaldeep Peter on her journey from being a person with breast cancer, to survivor, and member of a support group

Breast cancer is inundated with pink. Pink ribbons, pinkathons, pink products, pink monuments. The pinkification has put the disease on the map and the funds in place, but cancer does not discriminate.
Male Breast Cancer Survivor.
Read his full story of struggle from the link below
Niramai Technology is detecting breast cancer in Male's too.
https://fit.thequint.com/health-news/men-get-breast-cancer-too-breast-cancer-awareness-month-breast-cancer-is-not-just-a-womans-thing-2 ... See more

Everyone is born with breast tissue. Men too. Don’t be naive, 1 in 170 breast cancer patients are men.

"I divide my life into two eras: BC and AD, that is, Before Cancer and After Diagnosis," Farida says, with her natural sense of humour clearly shining through. "Earlier I lived life trying to fit into the roles I played. But then cancer changed me. I did not play any roles but slowly became my natural self...Whew! It was a huge relief. I valued my time with my children, and turned out to be an excellent parent."
Read out her full struggle story
https://www.indiatoday.in/lifestyle/people/story/breast-cancer-survivor-farida-rizwan-3rd-stage-chemotherapy-mastectomy-awareness-month-india-bengaluru-lifest-1063988-2017-10-13 ... See more

Farida Rizwan refused to let her family history of illnesses affect her future, or that of her children.

Cancer is not a death sentence –Early detection saves lives. “If you have any symptoms, don’t ignore them. Go to your doctor as soon as possible. I want to tell any women who finds a lump not to be scared but to deal with it immediately. This is a curable disease.” says- Meena Bijlani, Breast Cancer Survivor. Read the full story of a survivor by clicking on the link below!
Niramai's Breast Cancer Solution detects early stage malignancy which is a safe, radiation-free, privacy aware mode of screening.
http://cancerindia.org.in/survivor-story-of-a-breast-cancer-patient/ ... See more

As more and more sectors see disruption via technology, here are some startups using advanced tech to transform sectors such as health, defence, and others.

Artificial intelligence-based healthtech startup Niramai announced on Tuesday that it is developing an AI-based computer-aided software for controlling the spread of River Blindness, a tropical skin disease caused by a parasitic worm transmitted through the bite of blackflies.