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Study warns of seawater intrusion in eastern Tunisia

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Foreign Minister leads Arab-Islamic meeting on Jerusalem

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Pink October campaign starts next Wednesday

Pink October campaign starts next Wednesday

Tunisia has announced the launch of the "Pink October" campaign for early detection of breast cancer, starting on Wednesday, September 30, along Habib Bourguiba Street in the capital, and running until the end of the month. The campaign includes awareness-raising events, free screening clinics, and the participation of the mobile "Mammo Live" clinic, all aimed at increasing awareness of the importance of early detection to improve treatment and recovery chances. Breast cancer is the most common among women in Tunisia, with approximately 4,400 cases recorded in 2024. This initiative is part of the authorities' efforts to bring screening services closer to the population and enhance disease monitoring.

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