Srinagar, July 7, July 8 -- Cancer is often viewed as a medical condition requiring diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy or radiation therapy. However, in Kashmir, health experts say the disease extends far beyond hospitals, affecting families, livelihoods, mental health and the social fabric of communities, making it a pressing public health and socio-economic challenge. Medical professionals and public health experts believe that tackling cancer effectively requires more than advanced treatment facilities. They stress the need for stronger awareness campaigns, preventive healthcare, early screening, community participation and policies that address the financial and emotional burden faced by patients and their families.According to oncologi...