Yuvraj Singh asks people to spread cancer awareness

Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh, who recently battled cancer, Monday asked people to spread awareness about the disease.
"People need to understand that they have to kill this disease instead of getting killed by it. Someone may defeat it and someone may not. But we are supposed to fight," Yuvraj Singh said at a cancer detection camp here.
Sharing his own experience, he said: "My successful fight against cancer led me to start the "Youwecan" initiative to generate awareness, facilitate early detection and endeavour to remove the stigma of cancer."
Yuvraj Singh said the worsening environment of Delhi is one of the causes of cancer. "Cancer can happen to anyone. Delhi environment is much polluted. You all should eat well and stay aware," he said.
Cancer is now one of the top causes of death in India.
Category :Health
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