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Alanya University highlighted the importance of early detection through an event organized as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The program focused on raising public awareness about breast cancer, protecting women's health, and emphasizing the importance of regular health check-ups.

During the program, organized with the support of Alanya University, the role of early diagnosis in the treatment process was emphasized. Participants were informed about the importance of knowing their bodies, recognizing potential changes, and not neglecting regular health screenings.

ASST. PROF. EROĞLU: “EARLY DETECTION SAVES LIVES”

During the program, Asst. Prof. Vasiye Eroğlu, Head of the Department of Midwifery at Alanya University, and Asst. Prof. Ebru Solmaz, a faculty member of the same department, delivered presentations highlighting the importance of awareness in the fight against breast cancer.

Emphasizing the importance of women knowing their bodies, recognizing unusual changes, and undergoing recommended health screenings regularly, Eroğlu drew attention to the crucial role of early detection in the treatment process.

Asst. Prof. Vasiye Eroğlu, Head of the Department of Midwifery, stated:

“One of our strongest tools in the fight against breast cancer is awareness. It is essential for women to know their bodies, pay attention to any changes, and not neglect regular health check-ups. Detecting breast cancer at an early stage can significantly increase the chances of successful treatment. Therefore, we should not limit our efforts to raise awareness about women's health to specific days or weeks. Our goal is to encourage every woman to take an informed and proactive approach to her health and to strengthen public awareness of the importance of early detection.”

A MESSAGE OF AWARENESS WITH PINK BALLOONS

During the program, organized to emphasize the importance of early detection of breast cancer, students received valuable information about women's health and regular health screenings.

At the end of the event, students and academics came together with pink balloons, a symbol of breast cancer awareness, and took a commemorative group photo.

The program concluded with messages emphasizing that early detection saves lives.