Online talks with doctors offered to breast cancer patients and families this month

The Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (SPKC) has announced that this month, dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer, patients and their relatives are invited to take part in four online conversations with doctors.

Topics to be covered

The talks are planned to address key aspects of breast cancer, including how the diagnosis is established, available treatment approaches, and what life looks like after completing treatment. The sessions are intended not only for women diagnosed with the disease but also for family members and loved ones who wish to better understand the process.

Purpose of the initiative

Such informational events are organized to raise public awareness of breast cancer, one of the most common cancers affecting women. The online format allows a wider circle of interested people to join, regardless of their location.

SPKC encourages people to follow upcoming announcements for the exact schedule of the talks and how to join them.