Cancer is a growing global problem affecting the rich and poor, the literate and illiterate, educated and uneducated, males and females, the young and old cutting across the society at large. The name Cancer is a common vocabulary in many families. The death from cancer and its incidence even may take over heart attacks and deaths from cardiac factors in the near future unless preventive measures are undertaken. There are several causative factors for the common cancers. But truth is cancer can never strike overnight. The initiation and manifestation even in early stage requires several years of waiting. The developing nations and developed nations are fathoms apart with regard to the incidence of common cancers and the availability of financial resources and national health policy plans. Developing nations are reeling under economic crisis which may not permit to get free treatment for all. Hence, the only possibilities open for these nations are prevention and early detection. Claremount Care oncology division has been set up addressing these global issues of economic recession and crunch of resources and giving great importance to life style changes and early detection. We are focused and committed to spread the message that ‘cancer is curable if detected early’. Our preventive oncology and early detection centre will be a role model for other institutions in its uniqueness.