Nurses bust fatal cancer check-up myths at Gerehu Community Health drive
Health workers at a Pinktober awareness event in Gerehu urged local women to prioritize early cancer screenings. A nurse from the Port Moresby General Hospital cancer clinic addressed a common myth that women might die if they undergo check-ups. The event was organized by the Gerehu Stage One Women’s Association Inc. Nurses encouraged women to reject fear and dangerous misconceptions to save lives.
Health workers have called on local women to reject fear and dangerous misconceptions surrounding cancer screening, urging them to prioritize early check-ups to save lives. Speaking at a Pinktober awareness event organized by the Gerehu Stage One Women’s Association Inc, Sister Hazel Agudiyosi, a nurse from the Port Moresby General Hospital (POMGH) cancer clinic, directly addressed a prevalent myth that women risk dying if they undergo cancer check-ups. To access this post, you must purchase Web , Web – One-Day , Web – 14-Day , Web – One-Month , Web – Three-Month , Web – Six-Month , Web – Annual , Web & eBook , Web & eBook – One-Day , Web & eBook – 14-Day , Web & eBook – One-Month , Web & eBook – Three-Month , Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook – Annual . The post Nurses bust fatal cancer check-up myths at Gerehu Community Health drive appeared first on Post Courier .