"Breast
Cancer is Treatable, but Early Detection is Key" says Chughtai Lab
Karachi
Chughtai
Lab’s consultant pathologist says that young women should create an
early breast cancer detection plan because that’s the key to
treatment and ultimately, to saving lives.

Muniba Mazari, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Chughtai Lab, also spoke at the event and implored young women to take their health seriously and opt for self-examination on a regular basis. She opined “Breast cancer is a topic that is hardly talked about by either men or women. It is because of this societal taboo that many women keep on suffering for a long period of time until the cancer reaches a stage where it becomes harder to treat than it would initially have been.” She implored young women not only to learn to self-examine, but teach other women to do so as well.
Speaking
about the #ThinkPink campaign, she commented, "It isn't just
about combatting the disease but also breaking the taboo of talking
about diseases and ailments of all kinds. The more we talk about
these things, the easier they will be to treat."

Chughtai
Lab is one of the leading pathology labs in Pakistan that has been
serving the nation since 1983. Chughtai Lab has made promising
progress in the field of diagnostic testing and has a vast network of
150+ locations nationwide, functioning in all provinces of Pakistan.
Under its social arm, Chughtai Foundation conducts free medical camps
and public awareness campaigns in a bid to bring free health
education to the nation.
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