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Cancer awareness programme

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BANGALORE: Central Lab, the speciality lab dedicated for hormones and cancer markers, has launched a three-day Cancer Camp coinciding with the National Cancer Awareness Day observed on November 7.

Patients walking in for a check-up will be eligible for a 50 per cent concession for the three-day period on various investigations on cancer ailments.

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