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Zamboanga del Sur Medical Center launches mammogram service
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Zamboanga del Sur Medical Center launches mammogram service

The Zamboanga del Sur Medical Center (ZDSMC) has launched a new mammogram screening service to improve early detection of breast cancer among women in the region. This initiative comes ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. According to Dr. Anatalio Cagampang Jr., the hospital chief, the facility is now fully equipped to offer these services after successfully calibrating the necessary equipment. The screenings are available on the hospital’s ground floor in the OPD Building at Barangay Dao, Pagadian City. Cagampang emphasized the importance of regular mammograms, noting that early detection significantly increases the chances of survival and allows for less invasive treatments. He recommended that women aged 30 and older undergo screening and urged those experiencing symptoms such as lumps, nipple discharge, or persistent pain to seek immediate diagnostic evaluation.

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Zamboanga del Sur Medical Center launches mammogram service

The Zamboanga del Sur Medical Center (ZDSMC) has launched a new mammogram screening service to improve early detection of breast cancer among women in the region. This initiative comes ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. According to Dr. Anatalio Cagampang Jr., the hospital chief, the facility is now fully equipped to offer these services after successfully calibrating the necessary equipment. The screenings are available on the hospital’s ground floor in the OPD Building at Barangay Dao, Pagadian City. Cagampang emphasized the importance of regular mammograms, noting that early detection significantly increases the chances of survival and allows for less invasive treatments. He recommended that women aged 30 and older undergo screening and urged those experiencing symptoms such as lumps, nipple discharge, or persistent pain to seek immediate diagnostic evaluation.

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