In our society, the topic of breast cancer is commonly considered taboo which leaves many women uninformed and fearful of seeking help. Early detection of breast cancer is critical – it drastically increases the chances of successful treatment and survival. Why, then, do we allow cultural stigmas to silence life-saving conversations?
It is very important that we confront these barriers bluntly to save lives. Regular self-examinations, clinical check-ups, and mammograms can identify breast cancer in its initial stages, where treatment is most effective. Awareness campaigns are critical to educate women about these preventative measures and encourage them to take proactive steps to monitor their health.
Muhammad Shahjahan Memon
Islamabad
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