ANNOUNCEMENT
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Info Updates
APBCS 2024
The 12th edition of the Asia-Pacific Breast Cancer Summit (APBCS), will take place on March 1-3, 2024, at Nusa Dua Convention Center, Bali Indonesia!
Hey Everyone,
May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month! This cancer develops from uncontrolled growth in the bladder lining. While anyone can be affected, certain factors elevate your risk:
🔺Smoking: Exposes the bladder to harmful carcinogens.
🔺Workplace Chemicals: Arsenic, aromatic amines, etc., may increase risk.
🔺 Chronic bladder problems : Bladder stone and recurrent bladder infection (schistosomiasis) increases risk of bladder cancer
🔺Medical History: Past pelvic radiation or specific chemotherapies can be risk factors.
“Early detection saves lives.” Share this information with people around you, they need to know this as well. Talk to your doctor if you experience any concerning symptoms. Your Health Matters 💪
#bladdercancerawarenessmonth #urology #yourhealthmatters #oncologist #malaysianoncologicalsociety #cancerawareness #cancercare #MOS #Beatcancermos #hopeincancer
Cancer can be scary, but amazing fighters like you face it head-on. Your strength and spirit inspire us! It’s a tough battle, but remember, you’ve got this! Believing in yourself is your superpower.
It helps you fight, heal, and build a brighter future. There will be bumps along the way, but you get stronger with each step. You’re not alone – there’s a whole community cheering you on!
Together, we can beat this.🫶✨
#malaysianoncologicalsociety #cancerfigthers #cancersurvivors #oncologistinmalaysia #mos #cancersupport #fightcancer #hopeforcancer #cancer #mentalhealthawareness #yougotthis
Happy Workers’ Day to all Malaysian workers! We celebrate your hard work, dedication, and contributions that keep our nation thriving. Enjoy a well-deserved day of rest and relaxation. ✨🫶
#labourday #malaysianoncologicalsociety #workersday #oncologistinmalaysia
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