Conquer Breast Cancer By Self-Testing

Monday, October 09, 2017

Women have been challenged to be observant and to familiarise themselves with their bodies so as to fight breast cancer.

Speaking at a cancer awareness ladies’ charity event held at Phakalane on Saturday, the public relations officer for Journey of Hope, Onica Lekuntwane appealed to women, especially to be more observant of their breasts.

Lekuntwane said her organisation, as committed as it is to combatting the killer disease, tours the country regularly to sensitise the nation.

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