Free Breast Cancer Treatment for Women in the Three Lowest Income Deciles; Details of Jahad Daneshgahi Plan

The head of Jahad Daneshgahi has announced the implementation of a plan to provide free breast cancer treatment services to women in the three lowest income deciles. Carried out at the National Cancer Research Institute, the initiative aims to ease treatment costs and improve access to specialized care for underprivileged women.

The president of Jihad University announced the implementation of the plan to provide free breast cancer treatment services to women belonging to the bottom three deciles of income; A project that aims to reduce the pressure of treatment costs and facilitate the access of low-income women to specialized services at the National Cancer Research Institute of this institution.

Ambassador Arjan - Social Group: The president of Jihad University announced the provision of free breast cancer treatment services to women belonging to the bottom three income deciles of the society at the National Cancer Research Institute of this institution and emphasized: supporting low-income patients and facilitating their access to diagnostic and treatment services is an important and valuable step in the path of reducing inequality and achieving justice in health.

Ali Montazeri, on the eve of the birth of Hazrat Zainab Kobari (PBUH) and Nurse's Day, referring to the importance of providing fair access to health services in the current conditions of the country and the need to increase the resilience of the health system and families against the heavy costs of treatment, announced the implementation of a free breast cancer treatment plan for women belonging to the first to third income deciles at the specialized polyclinic of the National Cancer Research Institute of Jihad University.

Pointing out that the considerable increase in treatment costs in the current special conditions of the country has put considerable economic pressure on families and affected their ability to cover the costs of medicine and treatment, he stated: In such conditions, having appropriate diagnostic and treatment services is one of the basic needs of every person, and economic restrictions should not create an obstacle to receiving the medical services needed by patients, especially the underprivileged.

Emphasizing the role of women in strengthening the foundation of the family, Montazeri added: Early diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, as the most common cancer among women, has a significant impact on the success of the treatment process, while delay in diagnosis and treatment can have irreparable consequences for the patient and his family.

Referring to the specialized capacities of the Jihad University National Cancer Research Institute, he stated: The National Cancer Research Institute, with more than four decades of experience in the field of cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and education, especially breast cancer, has decided to play an effective role in reducing the economic barriers to patients' access to specialized and specialized services by relying on its internal resources and capacities, along with research and technological activities.

The president of Jihad University also emphasized the necessity of continuing and developing support programs and strengthening the approach of social responsibility in the collections affiliated to this institution.

In order to get more information and make the necessary arrangements, the beneficiaries of the project can visit the polyclinic of the National Cancer Research Institute of Jihad University in person, or call the appointment number 66404050 and the website of the research institute.

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