Breast Cancer
Assistant Minister of Health for Public Health Initiatives Dr. Mohamed Hassani revealed that the rates of early detection of breast cancer cases have increased.
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The Egyptian Ministry of Health has announced screening more than 34.7 million women under Egyptian President’s Egyptian Women's Health Initiative for early detection and treatment of breast cancer, which was launched in 2019.
Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population said on Monday that the Women's Health Initiative comes as par of the latest global protocols for facing breast cancer.
The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population said that self-examination helps detect breast cancer by up to 25 percent of the cases.
The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population confirmed that the rate of detection of tumors in the early stages increased to 70.5 percent.
Pink ribbon campaigns and fundraising events are held all over the world to raise awareness of this disease and we all should take part no matter how small.
The recovery rates of women diagnosed with breast cancer in Egypt have significantly improved, thanks to the efforts of the Presidential Initiative during the past two years.
The Ministry of Health and Population made the announcement Monday.
The service is offered to females aged above 18 at 3,538 healthcare units, and 114 hospitals nationwide.
During the symposium, Breast Cancer Consultant Basem Saleh will speak.
Egyptian Ministry of Health reiterated its calls on women to seek early detection test of breast cancer, saying that 60 percent of breast cancer cases that were detected early do not need chemotherapy.
Between January 28, 2011 and July 3, 2013, Egypt lived in political instability because of overthrowing two regimes.
It is noted that the initiative was part of 100 Million Healthy Lives Campaign that screened Egyptians for hepatitis C, and chronic diseases.
The Egyptian Ministry of Health announced the resumption of a presidential initiative launched last year to test women for breast cancer, which is the second leading cause of death among Egyptian women, according to the minister.
One in every eight women is likely to get breast cancer in her lifetime.
Health Minister Hala Zayed said that nearly 2.7 million women have undergone medical checkups as part of an initiative launched by President Abdel Fattah El Sisi to improve people’s health.
Avon, a global leader in beauty, innovation and empowering women, is helping raise awareness of breast cancer as the most prevalent form of cancer among Egyptian women. Throughout the month of October, Avon Egypt hosted a series of initiatives as part of
Nasser Institute for Research and Treatment is organizing a seminar next Tuesday on proper dieting to help treat or avoid breast cancer.
The Arab League in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) launched on Monday a breast cancer awareness campaign entitled "Your life is precious" to encourage the early detection and treatment of the disease.
