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Pink October campaign begins Wednesday

Pink October campaign begins Wednesday

Tunis launched the "Pink October" campaign for awareness and early detection of breast cancer, which began on September 30th on Habib Bourguiba Street in the capital. The campaign includes awareness activities and free clinics for early screening, as well as the participation of the mobile clinic "Mammo Live" to increase awareness of the importance of early detection. It is worth noting that breast cancer ranks first among cancers affecting women in Tunisia, with approximately 4,400 cases recorded in 2024. The campaign aims to improve treatment and recovery prospects through regular screenings and early diagnosis.

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