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Pink October starts next Wednesday in Bourguiba Street

Pink October starts next Wednesday in Bourguiba Street

Tunisia has launched the national campaign "Pink October" to raise awareness and promote early detection of breast cancer. The campaign begins on September 30th on Habib Bourguiba Street in the capital and will continue with awareness activities and free clinics organized in coordination with the mobile clinic "Mammo Life." The program aims to improve treatment and recovery chances through early examinations and to bring healthcare services closer to people via campaigns across all governorates. It is worth noting that breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer among women in Tunisia, with approximately 4,400 cases recorded in 2024, while lung cancer leads among men with 3,000 cases.

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