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Bukola, Nigeria
A stage 2B breast cancer diagnosis turned my life upside down, filled with anxiety, surgery fears, and body struggles, but I find strength in community and resilience.
Manal, Egipto
After my Stage II breast cancer diagnosis, I lost my teaching job and struggled without support, hoping to return to work and regain my independence.
Abu Yousuf, Bangladés
Raj Dip, a ten-year-old boy, battles leukemia with hope and community support. His journey through illness and recovery highlights the power of humanity in healthcare.
Dr.Tshetiz, India
I realized cancer is a systems problem, with disparities in care shaping outcomes. My research focuses on personalized, people-centered care to reduce inequity.
Ahmed, Egipto
Working in oncology reveals health's fragility. A chance screening saved a patient's life, while another overcame fear of surgery, highlighting the human impact of illness.
HUKAM, India
DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY AND HEAD& NECK SURGERY ORGANISED A CONFERENCE IN THE OCASSION OF WORLD CANCER DAY ON 4TH AND 5TH FEB. 2026 AT GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, GREATER NOIDA...
Bilal, Territorios Palestinos
Bilal Awad, a Palestinian Oncology and Palliative Care Nurse with over 18 years of experience in cancer and critical care. I am a PhD candidate, lecturer, and clinical instructor, deeply involved in...
Octavio, Argentina
Cancer interrupted my life. After diagnosis and recurrence, healing became learning to live with uncertainty and rebuilding a life after survival. One life interrupted. Another one rebuilt.
May Zin, Myanmar (Birmania)
May Zin share her experience with colon cancer.
Mya Sandar, Myanmar (Birmania)
Mya Sandar shares her breast cancer story.
Daw, Myanmar (Birmania)
Daw shares her experience with breast cancer.
Nay Win, Myanmar (Birmania)
Nay Win shares his experience being his mother's caregiver.
Khant Theingi, Myanmar (Birmania)
Khant Theingi shares her experience being her mom's caregiver.
Thae Thae, Myanmar (Birmania)
Thae Thae shares her experience with breast cancer.
Moe Sandar, Myanmar (Birmania)
Moe Sandar talks about her breast cancer journey.
Daw Khin Win, Myanmar (Birmania)
Daw Khin Win shares her cervical cancer journey.
YH, Myanmar (Birmania)
Peacefulness in Mind
YH, Myanmar (Birmania)
When Life Is Shine and Lit
Nellie, Myanmar (Birmania)
A Second Cancer and a Double Trauma
HHT, Myanmar (Birmania)
A Unique Lived Experience of a Bilateral Breast Cancer Survivor
KKm, Myanmar (Birmania)
An Ovarian Cancer Survivor's Treatment Journey
Pauk, Myanmar (Birmania)
Choosing not to stand as a doctor, but as a daughter and caregiver
KMM, Myanmar (Birmania)
A Testimonial Letter from a Cervical Cancer Survivor