Apollo Cancer Centre in Chennai observes World Rose Day
The Hindu
Apollo Cancer Centre in Chennai observed World Rose Day on Thursday.
Apollo Cancer Centre in Chennai observed World Rose Day on Thursday.
According to a press release, music director, singer and actor G.V. Prakash Kumar visited the hospital and interacted with patients diagnosed with cancer.
Every year, the World Rose Day is observed in memory of 14-year-old Melinda Rose, a Canadian-born who was diagnosed with Askin’s tumour, which is a form of rare blood cancer. The spirit of bravery, determination and perseverance of children who have fought cancer is recognised each day on September 22 as World Rose Day, according to the release.
Apollo Cancer Centre has been hosting a meet-and-greet session for patients and their families. Cancer survivors shared experiences of their fight against cancer and elaborated on how a positive attitude, willpower, strong support from family, friends and society played a crucial role in their recovery, the release said.
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