The Ministry of Health, in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and the Syrian Family Planning Association, organized an awareness dialogue session titled "Knowledge Brings Peace of Mind.. and Early Detection Makes a Difference," at the Kafr Souseh Cultural Center in Damascus, as part of the national breast cancer awareness campaign "Earlier Screening.. Greater Hope."
The Ministry stated via its Telegram channel on Tuesday that the session aimed to enhance awareness of the importance of early breast cancer detection and emphasize its role in improving treatment chances, alongside correcting misconceptions related to the disease, answering common questions, and encouraging women to undergo regular screenings and not delay visiting health centers when noticing any changes requiring medical consultation.
For his part, Dr. Jamil al-Dabl, Director of the Cancer Diseases Administration at the Ministry of Health, confirmed that the Ministry is working to enhance community awareness of breast cancer by intensifying awareness activities and reaching various segments of society.
Al-Dabl pointed out that partnerships with associations and cultural institutions contribute to expanding the scope of health messages, enhancing their impact, and delivering correct medical information through interactive and simplified methods.
The session included a purposeful theatrical performance that highlighted the importance of breast cancer awareness and early detection, to convey health messages and enhance community awareness.
The Ministry of Health launched the national early breast cancer detection campaign under the slogan "Earlier Screening.. Greater Hope" on October 7, attended by Health Minister Misbah al-Ali, representatives of international and local organizations, and international partners, at the Ibn al-Nafis Complex in Damascus.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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