Bo Phut, Koh Samui, has launched a crucial project to screen residents over 35 for diabetes and hypertension, spearheaded by dedicated Village Health Volunteers. This initiative, supported by the Koh Samui Municipality, aims to empower the community with early detection and health knowledge for a healthier future.
Koh Samui is taking proactive steps to prevent cancer through comprehensive screening programs for various types of cancer, aiming to detect and educate early on prevention methods. Join the fight against cancer and empower yourself with knowledge and screenings in this beautiful destination. KohSamui CancerScreening PreventionIsKey 💪🏼🩺🌴
Exciting news from Koh Samui! The municipality is offering free breast cancer screenings for eligible Thai women aged 3569, bringing advanced checkups to the community. Register now to prioritize your health and join the initiative! BreastHealthInitiative KohSamui FreeScreenings 🌺💖 Register here for the comprehensive breast cancer screening project on Koh Samui! 🎀💕 CommunityHealth BreastCancerAwareness TakeChargeOfYourHealth 🏝️🙌🏼
Celebrate Koh Samui’s commitment to health with the launch of the 2024 Breast Cancer Screening Initiative! 🌺💖 Join the movement and schedule your free screening today to help save lives. 🌸💪 KohSamui HealthInitiative BreastCancerScreening2024 CommunityCare 🌴🌊
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Cervical cancer remains a significant concern for women worldwide, particularly for those aged 35 and over. Early detection and treatment are crucial in managing the disease. The Bophut Subdistrict Health Promotion Hospital in Koh Samui District has launched an initiative to address this issue, offering cervical cancer screening and education for women in this age group.
The breast cancer screening project was launched on August 8, 2023, with the primary goal of identifying atrisk individuals in the Na Mueang Subdistrict area. Targeting women aged 30 to 70, the project aims to provide knowledge and skills for selfassessment of breast cancer risk. Furthermore, it seeks to identify earlystage breast cancer patients and ensure they receive proper followup care, referral, and treatment according to medical standards.