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BIZLINE CONSULT ORGANIZES FREE BREAST CANCER SCREENING FOR WOMEN IN DAMONGO

Bizline Consult, in line with its commitment to social responsibility, has conducted a vital initiative – offering free breast cancer screening and educational programme to the women of Damongo, Savannah Region.  

The primary aim of this initiative is to enhance awareness, provide essential support, and emphasize the importance of early detection in the ongoing fight against breast cancer.

Breast cancer stands as a prevalent and life-altering disease that affects countless women globally. Its impact extends not only to the individuals diagnosed but also ripples through their families and communities.

Every year, the month of October is globally recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. During this dedicated time, the world unites to raise awareness about this disease and to advocate for early detection.

This month serves as a poignant reminder of the significance of regular check-ups and the crucial need to educate both ourselves and others about breast cancer.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in 2020, breast cancer affected 2.3 million women across the globe. It remains the most diagnosed cancer among women worldwide, accounting for 25.8% of all cases in 2020. Within this country, the WHO’s 2020 Cancer Profile highlights breast cancer as the leading cancer among women, with relatively high mortality rates.

Breast cancer is undoubtedly a formidable adversary. However, with the power of early detection, advances in treatment options, and a united global effort to raise awareness, we can make substantial strides in reducing its impact on the lives of women.

It’s essential to bear in mind that breast cancer awareness should not be limited to a single month; it is a year-round commitment to empower women to take control of their health.

Early detection and access to support are pivotal elements in the battle against breast cancer. By sharing knowledge and encouraging regular screenings, we can collectively contribute to a future where breast cancer is no longer a life-threatening diagnosis.

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