Shaukat Khanum Breast Cancer Awareness

In today’s fast-paced world, we often notice changes around us but tend to overlook the ones within us. In Pakistan, breast cancer remains a pressing concern, with one of the highest incidence rates in Asia.

While prevention may not always be within our control, early detection can make a significant difference. 

Here are a few simple steps to help safeguard your breast health:

  1. Women under 40 should perform a monthly self-examination.
  2. Women over 40 should schedule an annual mammogram and monthly self-exams.

Pay Attention to Yourself! Remember, if you notice anything unusual, get checked.


THINK PINK, ACT PINK: This October, we encourage our well-wishers and supporters to participate in any of the following activities to help us expand the reach of the life-saving message that is breast cancer awareness.

1) Organise a Shaukat Khanum Pink Tea Party and share your photos with us on social media using #PinkTeaParty

 

 

2)  Shaukat Khanum Pink Walk
Organise a Pink Walk with your family and friends.

 

 

3) Participate in Pink Cooking and Baking Online Competition
Cook or bake any food of your choice in pink colour.

 

 

4) #IPledgeToCheck Selfie
Take a Pink Selfie while making a pledge and share your photos on social media using #IPledgeToCheck


Support a Breast Cancer Patient:

You can significantly impact the battle against breast cancer by offering full or partial sponsorship for the vital treatments required by our patients. As per the Shaukat Khanum Cancer Registry, breast cancer continues to be the most common cancer across all age and gender groups. Consequently, the Hospital relies on your generous assistance, now more critical than ever, to ensure that we can maintain and expand our cutting-edge breast cancer treatment services for a larger number of women.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How to Donate:

Online | Cash, Cheque or Bank Draft | Through Bank Transfer | Home Collection


Know More About Breast Cancer:

Breast cancer is a critical health concern that affects women worldwide. Understanding its signs, symptoms, and risk factors is crucial for early detection and successful treatment.

What is Breast Cancer?
What are the signs and symptoms of Breast Cancer?
Who is at risk?
Breast Awareness
What should you look for?
What should you feel for?
How to perform Breast Self-Examination?
When to report to a healthcare provider?
Mammography
Screening recommendations
Where can you get help?


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