Rain Can't Dampen 'Pink Up the Pace': A Beacon of Breast Cancer Awareness

Despite rain, Gleneagles BGS Hospital celebrated the ninth anniversary of 'Pink Wave' with over 1,000 participants in the 'Pink Up the Pace 2024' run, showcasing the community's dedication to breast cancer awareness. The event emphasized early detection and community involvement, with prominent figures raising awareness and encouraging lifestyle changes to reduce risks.

In a rousing display of solidarity, Gleneagles BGS Hospital marked the ninth anniversary of its 'Pink Wave' initiative with an enthusiastic turnout at the 'Pink Up the Pace 2024' run, defying inclement weather. The event, aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer, saw over 1,000 participants rally at the hospital grounds in Bengaluru on October 20, 2024.

The initiative, conceived nearly ten years ago for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, continues to grow, with this year's run, in collaboration with organizations such as Run Addicts, becoming a testament to the community's resilience. The Pink Wave has historically engaged the public through various impactful events, promoting education and support for breast cancer patients and survivors.

High-profile attendees like theater artist Prakash Belawadi emphasized the importance of community engagement, while healthcare professionals urged regular screenings for early detection, crucial in fighting this pervasive disease. As Pink Wave progresses, its mission remains unwavering: to empower women through awareness and encourage lifestyle changes for health preservation.

(With inputs from agencies.)