Lack of Breast Cancer Detection Machines Hampers Fight in Uganda

Lack of Breast Cancer Detection Machines Hampers Fight in Uganda

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Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in Uganda, affecting approximately 3,308 people annually with around 1,500 deaths. The fight against the disease is hindered by a shortage of breast cancer detection machines, according to UCI.

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