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Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar



               The  ‘Faculty  of  Management  Sciences’  organized  a  seminar  on  breast
               cancer  awareness  on  October  24,  2022.  Speaking  about  this  terrible
               cancer,  whose  incidence  rate  is  high  in  Asia  and  regrettably  highest  in
                                                        Pakistan, Dr. Mahira Dastagir of
                                                        “Shaukat  Khanum  Memorial
                                                        Cancer  Hospital  &  Research
                                                        Center”   (SKMCH&RC)       and
                                                        moderator  Ms.  Sophia  Anjum
                                                        answered  questions  from  the
                                                        audience.  They  exchanged  details  on  the  signs,  symptoms,  and  treatment.
                                                        Additionally, they discussed methods for early detection that can improve the
                                                        cure rate.





               Awareness Campaign – Cysterhood



                                            Woman health is a key area pf concern in the University
                                            community.  Since  we  have  50%  population  of  female
                                            student, we already focus on their health and wellbeing.
                                            Therefore,  raising  awareness  about  their  health  issues
                                            can  always  be  fruitful.  The  campaign  ‘Cysterhood’  on
                                            Polycystic  Ovary  Syndrome  was  aimed  at  creating
                                            awareness among the girls and women, particularly the
                                            university going females as a large number of them face
                                            various  complicated  health  issues.  The  campaign  was
                                            initiated by a student of the ‘Media and Communication
                                            Studies Department’.

                                             Survey  shows  many  women  may  not  be  getting
                                            information and support they need for a condition that
                                            causes infertility and is linked with a host of health risks.
                                            PCOS the most common hormone disorder in adolescent
               girls and women globally, affecting about one in 10 across their lifespan, and is a
               leading  cause  of  menstrual  dysfunction  and  infertility  (Alberta  Women’s  Health
               Foundation).



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