Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has issued a poignant message on World Brain Tumour Day, describing brain tumours as a “silent yet devastating disease.”
She emphasised that the suffering caused by this illness goes far beyond physical pain, terming it a serious challenge for both the patient and the treating physicians, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
She said brain tumours not only test the strength of the individual suffering from the disease but also present immense emotional and psychological trials for their families.
She stressed the importance of timely diagnosis and effective treatment, stating that these are the cornerstones of a safe and healthier life.
CM Maryam further stated that raising public awareness and spreading knowledge about silent diseases like brain tumours is the real strength society needs to combat them.
She reaffirmed her commitment to enhancing healthcare infrastructure, highlighting that the Nawaz Sharif Cancer Hospital will emerge as a symbol of hope for patients battling cancer and tumours.
She concluded by offering a heartfelt tribute to all those working tirelessly in the field of brain tumour treatment and research, acknowledging their vital role in bringing light to the lives of countless patients.