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Apollo Cancer Centres launches cancer survivorship support community

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Last updated: September 1, 2026 4:12 pm
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Published: September 1, 2026
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Doctors and participants at the cancer survivorship support community launch event held at Apollo Cancer Centres, Vanagaram.

Doctors and participants at the cancer survivorship support community launch event held at Apollo Cancer Centres, Vanagaram.
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Apollo Cancer Centres, Vanagaram, launched ‘Apollo Nambikkai’, a cancer survivorship support community, to help survivors and caregivers stay connected, informed, and supported after active treatment.

The initiative was launched as part of a Cancer Survivors Programme, which brought together around 100 survivors and caregivers to honour their journeys and recognise the challenges that can continue even after treatment ends, said a press release.

The community will initially serve Apollo Cancer Centres, Vanagaram, and will be open across all units. A dedicated WhatsApp community will enable members to stay engaged through expert sessions, survivor interactions, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, psychological well-being sessions, webinars, and meet-ups, the release said.

The event was attended by Suresh, head of the department and senior consultant, medical oncology, Apollo Cancer Centres, Vanagaram, Badava Gopi, comedian and actor; John Chandy, CBO, group oncology, Apollo Hospitals; and Kaarthik Ramamurthy, COO, Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Vanagaram.

Published – September 01, 2026 09:42 pm IST



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