RAJSHAHI: Speakers at a post-rally discussion here yesterday observed that creating adequate public awareness could be the effective means of preventing breast cancer as its curse is increasing day by day, reports BSS.
They opined that many women patients are suffering from breast cancers and they need timely and properly preventive measures to thwart dire consequence caused by the disease. Whereas they added that the breast cancer could be prevented through early detection and creating public awareness is needed in this regard. Bangladesh
Breast Cancer Awareness Forum orgainsed the programme at Shaheb Bazar Zero Point in association with Padma Rotary Club and Rajshahi University Readers Forum in observance of the Breast Cancer Awareness Day-2015.
Deputy Commissioner of Rajshahi Mejbah Uddin Chowdhury, Professor Dr Monjurul Haque from Department of Islamic History and Culture of Rajshahi, Associate Prof of National Cancer Research Institute and Hospital Dr Habibullah Talukder Raskin and President of Padma Rotary Club Abdul Mannan spoke on the occasion as resource persons.
Dr Habibullah Talukder Raskin said breast cancer is the foremost causes of cancer related mortality of women in developing countries like Bangladesh.
So, early detection and subsequent proper treatment is very important to prevent breast cancers. He said the sufferings caused by the disease alongside the rate of mortality and morbidity could be reduced to a greater extent through early detection and timely and full-course treatment.
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