normalnormalnormal With the aim of raising awareness about breast cancer, encouraging women to prioritise their health, and highlighting the importance of early detection, Pardeep Healthcare Center, in association with Zone 5 Running Club, organised the ‘Pink October 5 KM Run’ in Panchkula on Saturday. Participants wore pink outfits to spread awareness about breast cancer.The event began with basic health checks for participants, followed by essential safety instructions. The 5-km Pink Run was then flagged off from Sector 5. The route passed through various roads in the sector before returning to the starting point. Participants took part in the run at their own pace, either running or walking.After the run, water and protein bars were provided to the participants. On the occasion, Dr Bithika Saha, General, laparoscopic and robotic surgeon at Pardeep Healthcare Center, educated participants about breast cancer. She highlighted the early symptoms of the disease, the importance of timely detection, and the need for regular screening. She explained that detecting breast cancer at an early stage helps in initiating treatment on time. She encouraged women to remain attentive to their health, avoid ignoring any unusual changes in their bodies, and consult a doctor if they noticed any concerning symptoms. Participants also asked questions related to breast health and screening, which Dr. Saha answered.At the conclusion of the event, certificates were distributed to participants who completed the run.Free Health Camp for WomenAs part of the Pink October campaign, a free health camp for women was also organised at Pardeep Healthcare Center on Saturday from 10 am to 1 pm. Women were provided with health-related consultations during the camp.The initiative aimed to encourage women to prioritise their health, undergo regular health check-ups, and seek timely medical advice.normalnormalThe post Pink October: 5 KM Run Spreads Awareness About Breast Cancer appeared first on Chandigarh City News.