Mandsaur Hospital to Get Life-Saving Mammography Machine by June End

The District Hospital in Mandsaur will soon have a new mammography machine. The advanced equipment, costing around Rs 45 lakh, aims to improve early detection of breast cancer for local women. Installation is already underway with support from local organisations. District Collector Aditi Garg has provided space for the machine within the hospital. Technical preparations for its installation have begun. The project is funded by the family of social worker Pradeep Ganediwal and the Rotary Club of Mandsaur, in memory of Ranchhod Prasad Ganediwal.

The Rotary Club stated that the new equipment will enhance healthcare services in the district. It will allow doctors to diagnose breast cancer early and start treatment promptly. The facility is expected to open by the end of June.

The Ganediwal family has also contributed to a modern cardiac ambulance project. This initiative aims to strengthen emergency medical services in the area. Once operational, the mammography service will benefit thousands of women in Mandsaur. It will remove the need for them to travel to cities like Indore, Ujjain, or Udaipur for screening. Early detection and local access to tests are set to improve health outcomes in the district.