‘Breast Cancer’ Remains Prevalent Among Thai Women
According to statistics from the World Health Organization, breast cancer continues to be the most common cancer affecting Thai women. Each year, an alarming 22,158 individuals in Thailand are diagnosed with this devastating disease, resulting in the loss of as many as 8,266 lives. The National Cancer Institute also reports that a staggering 23 breast cancer cases are identified every single day in the country, emphasizing the urgent need for comprehensive diagnosis and prompt treatment.
In an effort to combat this alarming trend and promote awareness, Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital has launched the noteworthy event “Voice of Care, Voice of Care, Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023.” This event seeks to underscore the importance of breast cancer screening, urging everyone to prioritize early detection as a means of effectively combating this leading cause of death among Thai women.
Advocating the Voice of Care
Special Professor Dr. Teerawut Kuhaprema, Director of Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital, explained the significance of the event, stating, “We aim to be a compassionate voice, amplifying the sound of care. This refers to caregivers who recognize the importance of supporting their loved ones, including men who are surrounded by cherished individuals such as partners, friends, mothers, and relatives. By promoting love and care, we encourage all women in these relationships to prioritize breast cancer screening, thereby safeguarding their health and lives.”
By facilitating open dialogue and knowledge sharing, the event featured an insightful discussion titled, “The Sound of Caring… Loving Someone Wholeheartedly Calls for Breast Cancer Screening.” This presentation was spearheaded by Dr. Sathit Srimanthayamat, Director of the Breast Center at Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital. Additionally, artist and actor Khun Tu Popathorn Sunthornyanakit, along with his wife Khun Nuch Nuchanan, emphasized the importance of men’s roles in caregiving, highlighting the significance of their support in breast cancer awareness.
The event also included a session called “Voices from the CSR Project,” which provided valuable information on ways to ensure effective care and treatment for breast cancer patients. Speakers in this session included Special Professor Dr. Teerawut Kuhaprema, Dr. Phaisan Lertruedeeporn from the Vejdusit Foundation, and Dr. Sarawan Sriwanichwiphatṭhā, Head of the Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Group at the National Cancer Institute.
The event concluded on a positive note with a donation ceremony for the Vejdusit Foundation CSR social support project. This initiative aims to provide diagnostic tests, such as PET CT scans, to efficiently determine the stage of the disease and enable timely follow-up. Through this project, 52 cancer patients will gain access to prompt diagnosis and treatment at Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital.
Mark your calendars and join us in raising the Voice of Care during Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023. By taking proactive measures, we can significantly reduce the risk of this devastating disease. In the words of Dr. Sathit Srimanthayamat, “Because I love someone so deeply, I make sure they undergo regular breast cancer screening.” We invite you to extend this invitation to the women you cherish and care for, empowering them to prioritize their well-being. Throughout October 2023, Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital is offering a special price of 3,900 baht for screening. For more information, please contact the heart of the breast at Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital, reachable at 02-310-3016 or the Contact Center at 1719.
‘Breast cancer’ is the most common cancer among Thai women. According to statistics from the World Health Organization, it is found that 22,158 Thai people suffer from breast cancer every year, as many as 8,266 people a year die from breast cancer, and from statistics from the National Cancer Institute. 23 breast cancer patients are diagnosed every day, so a diagnosis is made to determine the stage of the disease. It is a way of giving patients quick and efficient access to diagnosis and treatment. Including follow up on treatment Therefore, it is important to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment. So Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital has organized the event “Voice of Care, Voice of Care, Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023” to reinforce that everyone should pay more attention to breast cancer screening.
Special Professor Dr. Teerawut Kuhaprema, Director of Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital said, “We want to be a voice. The sound of caring refers to the Caregiver group who place importance on caring for people around them. Especially men who are surrounded by loved ones, lovers, friends, mothers and close relatives. that is feminine so men can fulfill the duty of care Communicate love and care Be a voice and encourage all women around you to be aware. Pay attention to breast cancer screening. which is the main cause of death for Thai women in the country This time, we organized an event “Voice of Care, Voice of Care, Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023”.
Within the event, there was a discussion on the subject. “The sound of caring… loving someone very much. It must be taken for breast cancer screening” by Dr. Sathit Srimanthayamat, Director of the Breast Center of Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital and the text “A man’s voice that comes from caring…caring for the people we love” by Khun Tu Popathorn Sunthornyanakit, artist and actor and his wife Khun Nuch Nuchanan, continued. “Voices from the CSR project” for referring breast cancer patients to provide access to effective care and treatment by Special Professor Dr. Teerawut Kuhaprema, Director of Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital, Dr. Phaisan Lertruedeeporn, Board Member of the Vejdusit Foundation, Dr. Sarawan Sriwanichwiphat ṭhā Head of the Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Group National Cancer Institute and the donation ceremony for Vejdusit Foundation CSR social support project Help support diagnostic tests to determine the stage of the disease and follow up on symptoms. with a PET CT machine to give 52 cancer patients access to fast and efficient diagnosis and treatment. for the National Cancer Foundation, ending with a Mini Concert by Khun Tu Popthorn Sunthornyanakit
Come and join us in sending a Voice of Care, a caring voice, with Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023, reducing the chances of cancer. “Because I love someone very much. They must be taken for breast cancer screening.” We invite everyone to invite the women you love and care for to be screened for breast cancer. Because the sooner you know The more chances you have to be cured at a special price of 3,900 baht throughout October 2023. Ask for more details at the heart of the breast Bangkok Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital Phone 02-310-3016 or Contact Center Telephone 1719
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