Gaborone — As Breast Cancer Awareness Month gains momentum, medical experts are shifting the spotlight toward a proactive, evidence-based approach that extends beyond the traditional focus on genetics.
A growing body of research suggests that a multifaceted approach to daily lifestyle, environmental habits and preventive care has the potential to significantly influence long-term health outcomes.
“We want to move the conversation from fear to empowerment,” said Dr Muzaffar Hussain, a family…
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