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Cancer registry in Telangana has logged 35,000 cases, government advisor informs Minister

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The HinduCancer registry in Telangana has logged 35,000 cases, government advisor informs Minister
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Minister for Health C. Damodar Raja Narasimha says Telangana government has expanded cancer treatment services to all 33 districts in the State

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