Walk to PAF Complex Islamabad for Breast Cancer Public Awareness

ISLAMABAD: A walk was organized at PAF complex Islamabad to raise awareness of the public regarding breast cancer organized by Pakistan Air Force Spital.
First lady Begum Samina Alavi also participated in the walk. Upon their arrival, Begum Mujahid, President of Pakistan Air Force breast cancer,cancer,breast,breast cancer treatment,breast cancer awareness,islamabad,breast cancer screening,islamabad breast cancer awareness campaign,how to treat breast cancer,first lady speech on breast cancer,symptoms of breast cancer,remedies for breast cancer,treating breast cancer,breast pain,mrs. samina alvi speech on breast cancer,breast cancer speech,breast cancer support,breast cancer in women,Women Association was welcomed.
Addressing the ceremony, the first lady said that the lack of awareness on breast cancer was causing the loss of lives of Pakistani women.
Samina Alawi added that it is important to talk openly about Breast Cancer problems and to take comprehensive measures to cure them.
Highlighting the media's role in the disease, he said that television, radio and social media could play a vital role in spreading basic information to women through publicity messages about breast cancer. Are.
He added that only through effective use of the media can the awareness of this curable disease be raised and the public's concerns about the disease could be alleviated.
Samina Alavi congratulated the administration of PAF Hospital, Islamabad on this successful walk and praised the measures taken for the prevention and awareness of the disease.
Earlier in the reception address Begum Mujahid highlighted the purpose of this walk. In his lecture, Dr Shamsa Rizwan emphasized that timely diagnosis can help relieve this curable disease.

Later, a patient recovering from breast cancer also shared his experiences with the attendees.
The purpose of this walk was to highlight the importance of regular breast cancer screening, early diagnosis and timely treatment in people.
A large number of young girls, women, doctors, hospital staff, teachers and students participated in the walk.
Walk participants picked up play cards and posters that encouraged breast cancer patients to cope with the disease....