It was time of December last when I got a chance to speak at a local community college that I have to give a lecture to local people about oral cancer. It was a project during my posting in community health dentistry. It was given by my teacher and I need to make a presentation about it. I was very scared about this because I haven’t had any previous experience in public speaking. I was very introvert person and I didn’t want to speak to new people. I was very scared about this because I didn’t want to speak to new people about oral cancer. I was very scared about this because I didn’t want to speak to new people about oral cancer. I was very confident and after giving lecture I was able to ask a questionnaire to local people so that they can get their skills self screening about oral cancer. It was very well and very astonishing to me that the number of patients that have felt symptoms of oral cancer but they never knew that it was a cancer. We checked many patients at that time and it may be very confident.
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It was in December last year when I got a chance to speak at a local community college. I had to give a lecture to local people about oral cancer. It was a project during my posting in community health dentistry. It was assigned by my teacher, and I needed to make a presentation about it. I was very scared because I hadn't had any previous experience in public speaking. I was an introverted person and didn't want to speak to new people. I was very anxious about this because I didn't want to discuss oral cancer with strangers. However, after giving the lecture, I felt confident and was able to ask a questionnaire to the local people so they could assess their self-screening skills regarding oral cancer. It was astonishing to me that many patients had experienced symptoms of oral cancer but never knew it was cancer. We checked many patients at that time, and it made me feel very confident. Overall, the experience was rewarding, and I realized the importance of educating others about such critical health issues.
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