Breast cancer screening highlighted in walk over Chain Bridge
Budapest, 2018. szeptember 30. RózsaszÃn szÃnekkel világÃtják meg a Lánchidat az Egészség HÃdja Összefogás az Egészségért a Mellrák Ellen Egyesület hagyományos lánchÃdi sétája során 2018. szeptember 30-án. A „Minden nõ számÃt!” jelmondattal megrendezett séta célja, hogy felhÃvja a figyelmet a szûrõvizsgálat fontosságára és az egészséges életvitelre. A háttérben a Budavári Palota látható. MTI Fotó: Bruzák Noémi
A walk is taking place on Sunday across Budapest‘s Chain Bridge to raise awareness of breast cancer.
The Breast Cancer Association said in a statement that
almost 8,500 people are diagnosed each year in Hungary with the disease.
Before the annual walk across the bridge at sundown, various programmes such as medical examinations and informative talks were held.
Today the Éva Körtvélyes journalism prize will be awarded and as well as scholarships endowed by Nancy Brinker, a former US ambassador to Hungary, who has supported breast cancer awareness in Hungary since 2002.
Photo: MTI
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