Governor Shri Mangubhai Patel inaugurated the Oral Hygiene and Cancer Study at AIIMS Bhopal.

CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Governor Mangubhai Patel inaugurated a comprehensive study on oral hygiene and oral cancer prepared by the Department of Dentistry at AIIMS Bhopal. This study, conducted over two years, covered approximately 50,000 patients from 41 districts of Madhya Pradesh.

The study compiled significant information on the prevalence of oral hygiene and oral cancer, risk factors, and various patterns. Additionally, it provided an in-depth analysis of the spread of oral diseases and the causes behind the rising cases of oral cancer across different demographic groups. Based on this extensive data, AIIMS Bhopal has made several crucial recommendations for improving oral health and preventing oral cancer.

Honorable Governor Mangubhai Patel praised AIIMS Bhopal’s commendable research efforts, stating, “The dedication and detailed approach with which AIIMS Bhopal has conducted this study is truly praiseworthy. Oral hygiene is often overlooked, but it is extremely important for overall health. This study will not only enhance our understanding of oral health but also help in formulating strategies to prevent oral cancer in rural areas. I congratulate the team and extend my best wishes for all their future endeavors.”

Expressing his gratitude to the Honorable Governor, AIIMS Bhopal Executive Director Ajay Singh said, “This study is a testament to AIIMS Bhopal’s commitment to public health. We have gathered valuable data that will help address the growing concerns related to oral hygiene and cancer, especially in neglected areas. Our recommendations will guide policymakers, healthcare providers, and the community in implementing effective preventive measures. We are grateful to Governor Mangubhai Patel for his support and for inaugurating this important document.”

The release of this study marks a significant step in AIIMS Bhopal’s efforts toward improving oral hygiene and cancer prevention in Madhya Pradesh. The institution remains committed to advancing medical research and implementing impactful health solutions for the welfare of society.