Celebrating World Cancer Day (Poster Competition)


The Department of B.Voc Medical Laboratory Technology observed World Cancer Day with a poster competition on February 4, 2025, under the guidance of Principal Dr. Iqbal Shaikh and Vice Principal Dr. Amjad Shaikh. The competition aimed to raise awareness about various types of cancer affecting different body systems, emphasizing the importance of education and early detection in cancer prevention.




Students showcased their creativity and knowledge by creating informative posters highlighting cancers such as cervical cancer, which affects the reproductive system in females, testicular cancer, which affects the male reproductive system, lung cancer, which affects the respiratory system, blood cancer, which affects the circulatory system, and liver and intestinal cancer, which affects the digestive system. A total of 35 B.Voc students participated in the competition, demonstrating their understanding of the impact of cancer on human health.






The best poster award was presented to Shaan Ansari and group, while Aafiya Javed Shaikh and group secured the second prize. The event was successfully organized by Ms. Farheenshama Shaikh, with coordination support from Dr. Gazala Pathan and Ms. Shahin Shaikh.

 The judges for this event were Mr. Farooque Shaikh and Ms. Nikhat Hurzuk, who carefully evaluated the posters and selected the winners. All the arrangements and background support were provided by Mr. Mudassir Shaikh, ensuring the smooth execution of the event.

 

The poster competition served as an effective platform for students to educate their peers about cancer awareness, prevention, and early detection, promoting a culture of health and wellness within the college community. By participating in this event, students demonstrated their commitment to spreading awareness about cancer and promoting health education.


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