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Our Treatments

Our Treatments

Radiation Oncology
Cancer Surgery
Chemotherapy
Palliative Care
Dietary Counselling
Genetic Counselling and Testing
Psycological Support Services
Patient Support Groups
Wellness programs
Tapping Therapy
Cupping Therapy

About Us

Founded in Chennai by expert oncologists, Privaram Cancer Institute combines advanced, NABH-accredited medical technology with heartfelt, family-like care. Patients choose us for our clinical expertise, absolute cost transparency, affordability, and a holistic approach that puts your well-being first.

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Patient Reviews

Kind Approched & Kind ssevice in camp for old Age Peoples

Karunai Ullangal

Our school organized a Cancer Awareness Program to create awareness about cancer, its prevention, early detection, and the importance of a healthy lifestyle.staff were encouraged to understand the importance of nutritious food, regular exercise, health check-ups, and avoiding harmful habits. The program aimed to spread the message that “Early Detection Saves Lives” and to inspire everyone to make healthy choices.

Sujitha

Very useful For Mulli village Peoples. Thank you Doctor

Sathis Marlin

Good Service. Kind service Doctor

Murugan A

Excellent Services Dr.L.Manikandhan sir. Thank you

Ashwini

Frequently Asked Questions

The Privaram Cancer and Research Institute in Chennai offers comprehensive, multi-specialty oncology care and supportive treatments under one roof.
Cancer is not a communicable disease. It doesn’t spread through touching, sharing food, kissing or by sexual intercourse. Cancer patients need physical, emotional and mental support in their fight against the disease. Their attenders can interact freely with them without fear of acquiring the disease themselves.
There are certain factors that place an individual at the risk of developing cancer. Some risk factors can be controlled and other factors like age, sex, hormonal changes, family history, and genetics cannot be controlled. The common risk factors are: Smoking and use of tobacco Viral infections like HPV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C Exposure to chemical and toxic compound Exposure to ionising radiation Exposure to ultraviolet rays Processed red meat Excess alcohol consumption Obesity