October is globally recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to spread awareness about the disease, encourage early detection, and support patients and survivors. Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women worldwide, and despite medical advances, it continues to claim hundreds of thousands of lives each year. According to the World Health … Read more
Chemotherapy is a powerful tool in the fight against cancer, but its effects often linger long after the treatment ends. While many individuals are fortunate to achieve remission or a significant reduction in their cancer through chemotherapy, the road to recovery is often fraught with physical, emotional, and psychological challenges. The post-chemotherapy phase is a … Read more
Breast cancer is not only a physically taxing illness but also a profoundly emotional and psychological challenge. Among the numerous hurdles breast cancer patients face, one of the most significant yet often under-discussed is depression during chemotherapy. As research and clinical data have shown, the emotional toll of cancer treatment can exacerbate physical suffering and … Read more
Have you ever felt the weight of silence around mental health struggles? It’s time to shatter the stigma and let the light in on this vital conversation. Imagine a world where seeking help for mental health is as natural as getting a band-aid for a cut and imagine a world where seeking help for mental … Read more
Probing the complex realms of rape, trauma, and war reveals a remarkable journey toward resiliency and transformation. Considering the horrific struggles that victims endure, neuroplasticity—the brain’s capacity to rearrange itself by creating new neural connections remains a remarkable phenomenon. Survivors of horrific crimes like war rape must negotiate a complex world where the wounds of … Read more
Abstract Breast cancer is a severe health concern in Central Asia and Pakistan, compounded by fast rising incidence rates caused by changing lifestyles and diets. One in nine women in Pakistan have a lifetime risk of diagnosis, making it the country with the highest incidence among Asian nations. According to the World Health Organization, cancer … Read more
On this World Health Day, we reflect on the unparalleled value of good health. Spearheaded by the World Health Organization (WHO), this annual event celebrates physical, mental, and emotional well-being across the globe. The theme for this year, “My Health, My Right,” resonates deeply as we recognize that the right to health is increasingly under threat. From quality health services, to … Read more
Quetta native Noor Jahan, a health worker, becomes an inspiration in the continuous battle against polio as she risks her life by traveling great distances to vaccinate nomadic children. Her unwavering dedication makes her a true advocate in the ongoing global campaign to eradicate polio. Noor Jahan’s passion illustrates the strength and determination needed to … Read more
In a groundbreaking initiative, Mazen School’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals took center stage at the “Anger Management: A Holistic Approach” event organized in collaboration with A Cup of Coffee with Mothers. The event, aimed at paying tribute to the invaluable contributions of mothers in students’ lives, featured a comprehensive discussion on the importance of … Read more
Preeclampsia is a potentially life-threatening condition that affects pregnant women and poses a severe risk to the mother and baby. Its causes, hazards, and influence on maternal and fetal health make it a serious issue requiring comprehensive treatment and awareness. According to a recent systemic examination of mortality, Pakistan has the third-highest rate of maternal, … Read more
