Fatma Bektash, Head of patient Education Unit at Breast Cancer Hospital- National Cancer Institute, shared on LinkedIn:
“I was honored to coordinate and organize the Pink October Breast Cancer Awareness Day held at the Faculty of Specific Education, Cairo University, on Sunday, October 11, under the auspices of the National Cancer Institute -Cairo University , through the Breast Cancer Hospital, in collaboration with the Faculty of Specific Education.
It was a meaningful day dedicated to raising awareness, promoting early detection, and emphasizing the importance of patient education, psychological support, and healthy nutrition.
My sincere appreciation goes to Dr Emad Shash, Dr Reem Eid , and the dedicated team from the Breast Cancer Hospital:
- Dr. Nourhan Adel and Dr. Lamis Hossam helmy – Patient Education and Psychological Support Team.
- Dr. Stevie Fayez and Dr. Mayar Abdel fattah – Clinical Nutrition Team.
I am truly proud of the collaboration, commitment, and shared mission that made this day possible. Events like these remind us that raising awareness goes beyond sharing information; it is about empowering people to make informed decisions and take an active role in their health.
Together, we can make awareness meaningful and turn knowledge into action.”
Pink October
Pink October, observed globally every October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, is dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer, emphasizing the vital importance of early detection, and supporting patients and families worldwide. Symbolized by the iconic pink ribbon, the movement focuses on encouraging regular screenings, advancing clinical research, and fostering global equity in access to timely care and effective treatments.
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