In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Parliamentary Service held a seminar focused on breast cancer education.
The 5-Day event aimed to raise awareness about prevention, early detection, and to dispel myths surrounding the disease.
Survivors shared their personal battles with breast cancer, detailing the emotional, financial, and physical challenges they faced, which resonated deeply with attendees.
Health experts conducted educational sessions stressing the importance of regular screenings, self-examinations, and healthy lifestyle choices.
Staff were schooled on how to perform self-breast examinations and key symptoms to monitor.
Members of staff were provided with free breast cancer screenings at the Parliament Clinic, reinforcing the importance of early detection and access to medical advice.
