Government Hospitals Launches Colorectal Diseases Awareness Platform at Marassi Galleria

Marassi galleria: Dr. Mariam Athbi Al Jalahma, CEO of the Government Hospitals administration, inaugurated an awareness platform on colorectal diseases, organised by the Government Hospitals in cooperation with the Bahrain Association of Coloproctology at Marassi Galleria Bahrain in Diyar Al Muharraq on June 4 and 5. The initiative aims to raise public awareness of colorectal diseases, highlight the importance of prevention and early detection, correct common misconceptions, and provide direct medical consultations by specialised doctors and consultants.

According to Bahrain News Agency, Dr. Al Jalahma stated that the platform reflects Government Hospitals' commitment to promoting public health and expanding community outreach initiatives. These efforts are designed to reach members of the public in their places of presence, contributing to higher health awareness and encouraging early screening. She emphasized that early detection of colorectal cancer is key to improving treatment outcomes and recovery rates. Government Hospitals continue to support preventive and awareness programmes alongside the delivery of integrated healthcare services.

Dr. Isra Sami Salman, President of the Bahrain Association of Coloproctology, explained that the platform aims to directly engage with the public, answer their questions, and provide simplified and reliable medical information on colorectal diseases, including their symptoms, risk factors, and prevention methods. Prevention and awareness are seen as crucial elements in improving early intervention and treatment opportunities.

She encouraged community members to visit the platform during the event to benefit from the medical consultations and awareness activities available. The platform also features the latest statistics and results from Government Hospitals' colorectal cancer screening campaign, supporting national efforts to enhance public awareness, promote preventive healthcare, and build a more health-conscious society.

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