Breast cancer: Many women in Sabah still seek traditional treatment after detecting lumps, says Kinabalu Pink Ribbon Association


KOTA KINABALU: Many women still opt to seek traditional treatment when they detect lumps in their breasts, says the Kinabalu Pink Ribbon Association.

Association president Lucilla Pang said that based on their work on the ground creating awareness on this matter, they learn that for many especially rural folks, seeking treatment was a scary thing.

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