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Tuesday, August 19, 2025

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Rising Stronger: How One Woman’s Battle with Breast Cancer Became a Global Call to Action

Everyday moments—tea with her mother, quiet evenings with her husband, playful time with her dogs—have acquired a new sacredness. In

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Doon University to Host India–US Breast Health Awareness Event on Aug 13

New Delhi — Doon University in Dehradun, India, will host a major global breast health awareness programme on 13 August

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The Silent Knock: When Breast Cancer Comes Too Early

Increasingly, the face of breast cancer is young, defiant, and deeply shaken. She was a young professional on the cusp