Karachi: On Breast Cancer Awareness Day, the First Lady of Pakistan, Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari, emphasized the importance of health vigilance and support networks for women across the country. She urged women to prioritize their health and seek medical advice whenever necessary.

According to Pakistan Peoples Party, Bibi Asifa highlighted the impact of breast cancer on women and their families, noting that the disease often brings fear and uncertainty. She stressed the value of awareness and support in addressing these challenges. The First Lady encouraged women to be attentive to any changes in their health and to consult qualified healthcare professionals promptly.

Bibi Asifa also underscored the role of families in supporting women facing health concerns, advocating for open discussions and encouragement when seeking medical care. She called for accurate information about breast cancer to be disseminated widely through healthcare professionals, community organizations, civil society, the media, and educational institutions.

Recognizing the resilience of women living with breast cancer and those who have undergone treatment, she expressed respect for their strength and emphasized the importance of family and community support. She also acknowledged the contributions of healthcare workers, volunteers, and media professionals in raising awareness and supporting affected women.

In her message, Bibi Asifa urged for open conversations about breast cancer to ensure women feel supported and informed in seeking care and facing the disease.