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Dr. Meera Kapoor – Oncologist
Dr. Meera Kapoor, an experienced oncologist, has been at the forefront of cancer treatment for over 20 years. She specializes in chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and targeted cancer treatments, with a strong focus on holistic healing. Dr. Kapoor believes in integrating medical expertise with emotional support, guiding patients and families through every stage of treatment. Her relentless commitment to fighting cancer and improving survival rates has earned her deep respect in the medical community.
The Cancer Care Centre was established with the vision of offering world-class oncology treatments. Equipped with modern diagnostic tools and advanced therapy options, the unit has helped countless patients. Over the years, it has become a beacon of hope, combining science, compassion, and innovation in cancer care.
Cancer care begins with screening and diagnostic tests such as imaging, biopsies, and molecular profiling. These determine the cancer’s type, stage, and spread, helping doctors plan effective treatment. Historically, early cancer detection was limited, but the 20th century saw breakthroughs with X-rays, pathology, and genetic testing. Today, advanced diagnostics allow precise staging and personalized therapies, significantly improving survival outcomes.
Once cancer is diagnosed, a multidisciplinary team develops a treatment plan tailored to the patient’s condition. Preparation may involve blood work, staging tests, fertility counseling, and placement of venous access devices. Historically, treatment planning evolved in the 1970s with the introduction of tumor boards, ensuring collaborative decision-making. Today, preparation includes medical, nutritional, and psychological support, giving patients holistic readiness before therapy begins.
Treatment often combines surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy. Recovery focuses on rehabilitation, regular monitoring, and supportive care to prevent recurrence. Historically, the first chemotherapy drugs in the 1940s, followed by radiation and immunotherapy, transformed survival rates. Modern cancer care emphasizes survivorship programs, ensuring patients not only overcome the disease but also regain strength and quality of life.