Dr. Prashant Mathur speaks at the Choosing Wisely Meeting & BMC Conclave about how India's National Cancer Registry Program plays a crucial role in collecting and analysing cancer data. With 37 population-based registries, it provides insights into cancer trends, revealing a decline in cervical cancer but an increase in lung cancer. The program highlights the lifetime risk of cancer for Indians and addresses challenges in treatment access, particularly for tobacco-related cancers. It emphasises the need for equitable healthcare and the importance of registries in cancer prevention and control.