The global pandemic of the coronavirus disease continues to have a serious impact on many people, including Breast cancer patients, their families, and caregivers. Many hospitals that were working for cancer patients have converted into corona centres resulting in a shortage of medical resources for breast cancer patients. Cancer has
Majority of people in Pakistan are living in a joint family system where they have elderly individuals suffering from different chronic diseases, who are the most vulnerable group in this pandemic. We recommend that patients suffering from breast cancer or any chronic medical conditions should isolate themselves from others no
Photo by Tiny Tribes Pink Ribbon is promoting a healthy lifestyle for a long time and now after the outbreak of coronavirus the importance of self-care has increased. Our lifestyle choices impact our health today and in our later life too. Bad choices and unhealthy lifestyle lead us to bad health conditions,
As key sights and institutions all over the country illuminated in shades of pink across Pakistan, the skyline was quite an incredible visage to see this past month. Many were even seen wearing the pink ribbon insignia pinned on their clothes. Breast Cancer Awareness, as a topic, was at the
The Suleman Dawood School of Business (SDSB) at LUMS marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month on October 25, 2019. The campaign, which included a talk by sectoral experts, and an awareness walk on campus, was supported by SDSB’s Centre for Business and Society (CBS), Pink Ribbon Pakistan, and Jammin Java. Student societies, including LUMS Photographic Society
State Bank of Pakistan was illuminated Pink to support Pink Ribbon. Pink Ribbon is dedicatedly working for 15 years to raise awareness for the prevention of Breast Cancer. Pink Ribbon is doing Pink illuminations since 2012 because Pink landmarks give a wonderful visual reminder that every woman should be aware
Pakistan has the highest rates of breast cancer in Asia. Early detection is essential for treatment but medical experts fear many women are not coming forward due to a culture of modesty. Breast cancer claims the lives of more than 17,000 women in Pakistan every year, according to the World
pinktober Breast cancer is the most common cancer amongst women and occurs nearly 100 times more often in women than in men. It can occur at any age, but the risk goes up as you get older, as two out of three women with invasive cancer are diagnosed after age
Islamabad, October 22, 2019:Â Over 10.2 million women in Pakistan are at risk of Breast Cancer with every year 40,000 women dying due to the disease. In an effort to raise awareness about Breast Cancer, Pakistani Telecom Company, Ufone collaborated with Pink Ribbon Pakistan to organize an informative session for its
Samina Arif Alvi, the wife of President of Pakistan Dr Arif Alvi, on Thursday called on the people to create awareness about breast cancer as its mortality rate could be controlled if people had knowledge of it. She was addressing an event held at the Governor House in connection with
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has joined hands with Pink Ribbon to spread awareness on breast cancer during the third T20I between Pakistan and Sri Lanka on October 9. Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium will be displaying pink color with players, match officials and commentators wearing a pink ribbon. A short ceremony will
Islamabad: As part of PINKtober campaign, all the landmark buildings on Constitution Avenue Islamabad illuminated pink to raise the awareness on breast cancer. The event was held in the capital city where all the government buildings went pink with the support of Pink Ribbon Campaign. The event was jointly arranged
