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VIDEO: Bluff Clinic host breast cancer awareness programme

To close off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, staff wore pink and white in support of the important cause.

BLUFF Clinic hosted a breast cancer awareness programme on Friday, 30 October.

To close off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, staff wore pink and white in support of the important cause. Clinic manger Sr Fikile Tsekiso advised patients on the importance of breast examination and screening for cancer regularly for both males and females.

WATCH: Bluff Clinic host breast cancer awareness programme

 

 

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