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The Early Breast Cancer Detection Clinic at Warith International Cancer Institution, affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, has announced receiving 3,066 women for medical examinations for breast cancer detection during the period extending from 2025 to the present time in 2026.

The Foundation stated in a release received by the Official Website that "the Early Breast Cancer Detection Clinic at Warith International Cancer Institution, affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, announced receiving 3,066 women for medical examinations for breast cancer detection during the period extending from 2025 to the present time in 2026."

It explained that "the Early Breast Cancer Detection Clinic witnessed wide attendance from visitors across various cases; some visited out of fear of infection, others sought examination due to specific health concerns or symptoms, while a group initiated tests simply to ensure their health and peace of mind."

It added that "early attendance for examination represents an important step in discovering and diagnosing cases at early stages, which contributed to rapidly identifying positive cases and delivering necessary care without delay."

It continued that "the examinations conducted for 3,066 visitors resulted in the diagnosis of 117 cases of breast cancer, enabling the identification of cases and the formulation of appropriate treatment plans in collaboration with medical teams and specialized personnel."

Coinciding with the arrival of October—which marks World Breast Cancer Awareness Month—Warith International Cancer Institution, affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, continues to offer free screening services to female visitors under the supervision of specialized female medical staff, aiming to enhance health awareness and support women's health.

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