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Fresh Tissue donates ultrasound machine to Cancer society hospital

TBP Desk
14 Aug 2022 00:00:00 | Update: 14 Aug 2022 00:59:36
Fresh Tissue donates ultrasound machine to Cancer society hospital
Executives of Meghna Group of Industries hand over an ultrasound machine to Bangladesh Cancer Society Hospital and Welfare Home in Dhaka on Saturday – Courtesy Photo

Fresh Tissue, a flagship brand of Meghna Group of Industries (MGI), conducted a month-long campaign titled ‘Fresh Bangladesh’ during March on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2022.

As a part of the campaign, Fresh Tissue has donated an ultrasound machine to Bangladesh Cancer Society Hospital and Welfare Home in Dhaka on Saturday, MGI said in a statement.

On behalf of MGI, Director Tasnim Mostafa handed over the machine to the authority as special guest in a ceremony held at the hospital premise.

During the handover ceremony, she said, “We aim to continue the Fresh Bangladesh initiative so that the people keep on getting the outcome of it. We are happy to donate the ultrasound machine from this campaign to Bangladesh Cancer Society Hospital and Welfare Home.”

Bangladesh Cancer Society Hospital and Welfare Home Director professor Dr MA Hai chaired the ceremony and Project Director Professor Dr Golam Mohiuddin Faruque was present as special guest.

Senior General Manager (Brand) Kazi Md Mohiuddin and Senior DGM (Sales, MPPML) Md Yeasin Mollah were also present in the ceremony from MGI, along with the hospital doctors and media representatives.

According to World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, approximately 2.1 million women around the world are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. In Bangladesh, the number is more than 15 thousand every year. Early-stage detection and treatment for breast cancer can save lives. For that, mass awareness is needed.

In the ‘Fresh Bangladesh’ campaign, breast cancer awareness was spread from Teknaf to Tetulia through a mobile clinic (caravan). The mobile clinic had free breast screening facility with a professional doctor and sonologist.

Approximately 1,000 women took the service, out of which, 110 were found to have symptoms or abnormalities.

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