What You Need to Know
The Ministry of Health in Lesotho commemorated World Cancer Day at Sankatana Hospital in Maseru, uniting stakeholders to raise awareness about various cancer types. The event emphasized the importance of education, prevention measures, and emotional support for those affected. Engaging in healthy lifestyles is crucial in the fight against cancer.
Africa-Press – Lesotho. The Ministry of Health commemorates World Cancer Day at Sankatana Hospital in Maseru. All stakeholders have convened together to raise awareness about the existence of different cancer types that kill people in multitudes, it is essential that people are educated, encouraged, cautioned, counselled and be given different prevention measures and lastly those affected be offered emotional support.
Cancer affects individuals regardless of age, families and communities, so it’s critical that everybody join this battle fought against cancer by engaging in healthy lifestyle which includes eating healthy food avoiding processed foods, exercising and frequent tests to enable early detection.
Standing together against cancer! Health partners unite on World Cancer Day under the theme ‘United by Unique’ sharing stories, strengthening support, and fighting together.
World Cancer Day is observed annually on February 4th to raise awareness about cancer and encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. Established in 2000, this global initiative aims to unite the world in the fight against cancer, highlighting the need for education and support for affected individuals and communities.
In Lesotho, cancer remains a significant health challenge, affecting individuals across all demographics. The Ministry of Health’s efforts to promote awareness and healthy lifestyles are vital in combating the disease, as early detection and prevention can significantly improve outcomes for patients and their families.
