Awareness Session On World Brain Tumor Day 2025

About the Program

In observance of World Brain Tumor Day 2025, this awareness session aims to educate the public and student community about brain tumors, their symptoms, early detection, and available treatment options. The program brings together healthcare professionals, neurologists, and survivors to share valuable insights and personal experiences. Through interactive talks, presentations, and Q&A sessions, the event seeks to dispel myths, raise awareness, and promote mental and neurological health. Join us in fostering a more informed and compassionate society around brain tumor care and support.

Objectives of the Program

• Raise Awareness about Brain Tumors
• Promote Early Detection and Diagnosis
• Provide Access to Reliable Information
• Support Psychological Well-being
• Empower Patients through Knowledge

Expected Outcome of the Program

• Define what brain tumors are and differentiate between benign and malignant types.
• Identify common signs, symptoms, and risk factors associated with brain tumors.
• Recognize the importance of early diagnosis and available diagnostic tools (e.g., MRI, CT scans).
• Understand various treatment options including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapy.
• Acknowledge the emotional and psychological challenges faced by patients and the role of mental health support.