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Hargansaanchote Rosu Borruwa

NCCN Hargansaanchotira Qajeelshi®, ASCO, ASTRO, NCI, ACS nna WHO amaale aana ka''ino, Itiyoophiyanna Gobbu Afirikira hargansaanchotanna mininaasirira qixxeessamino kaansaru rosu borruwa.

Baala kaansaru dana Baalante / Egenno Qoshshu Kaansare Iltu Mine Afu Kaansare Gobbu Ka'mu Fiinta Kaansare Non-Hojikine Limfooma Giiru Kaansare (Lukeemiya) Pirosteetete Kaansare Sombu Kaansare Tiru Kaansare Gondooru Kaansare Tayiroyidete Kaansare Hanqaaqqo Mine Kaansare (Oovaare) Umu'nna Morqote Kaansare
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Qoltannote Bue're Baala borruwa NCCN hargansaanchotira qajeelshi® nna WHO amaale aana ka''ino; Itiyoophiyu fayyimmate tajaajilote gara ledo qixxeessamino. Rosu kaimira calla ikkiti, dandeettu noosi fayyimmate ogeessi amaalera riqiwa dihuwanno.
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Sile Cancer Gaamo'lu Borruwa

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Hargansaanchote Rosu Maxaafu Mine

Qoshshu Kaansare
The most common cancer in Ethiopian women — early detection saves lives
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in Ethiopia
  • › About 65–75% of Ethiopian cases are diagnosed at late stage (III or IV)
  • › Survival rates improve dramatically when caught in Stage I or II
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Iltu Mine Afu Kaansare
Largely preventable — HPV vaccination and screening save lives
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Cervical cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer death in Ethiopian women
  • › Nearly all cases are caused by persistent infection with Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
  • › Only about 4% of Ethiopian women are currently screened — raising this number is critical
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Gobbu Ka'mu Fiinta Kaansare
The most common cancer in Ethiopian men — dietary habits and early screening matter
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Colorectal cancer is the most common cancer in Ethiopian men
  • › Incidence is rising in Ethiopia, partly linked to changing diets
  • › Most colorectal cancers develop from polyps — small growths that can be detected and removed before turning cancerous
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Non-Hojikine Limfooma
A cancer of the lymph system — often highly treatable when detected early
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) arises from lymphocytes (white blood cells) in the lymph system
  • › NHL is common in young adults and those with weakened immune systems (including HIV-positive individuals)
  • › There are more than 60 subtypes; the most common is Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma (DLBCL)
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Giiru Kaansare (Lukeemiya)
A cancer of the blood — affecting children and adults across Ethiopia
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Leukemia is the leading cancer in Ethiopian children and a common cancer in young adults
  • › It is a cancer of the blood and bone marrow, where abnormal white blood cells are produced
  • › Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) is the most common type in children; Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) in adults
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Pirosteetete Kaansare
Common in older men — understanding your options and when to seek help
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in older men across Ethiopia and East Africa
  • › It often grows slowly and may not cause symptoms until it is advanced
  • › PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) blood test can help detect prostate cancer early
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Sombu Kaansare
Early detection is key — know the symptoms and risk factors
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Lung cancer is the 5th most common cancer in Ethiopia and its incidence is rising
  • › Most lung cancers are diagnosed at an advanced stage when symptoms are already present
  • › Tobacco smoking is the leading cause worldwide, but non-smoker lung cancer is also common
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Tiru Kaansare
Closely linked to hepatitis B and C — prevention and early detection matter
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common type of primary liver cancer in Ethiopia
  • › Ethiopia has a high prevalence of Hepatitis B (up to 8% population) — the major risk factor for HCC
  • › Cirrhosis (scarring of the liver) from any cause markedly increases liver cancer risk
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Gondooru Kaansare
H. pylori infection is the key modifiable risk factor — early symptoms matter
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Stomach (gastric) cancer is common in Ethiopian men and is strongly linked to H. pylori infection
  • › H. pylori bacteria infect the majority of Ethiopians — testing and treating H. pylori reduces gastric cancer risk
  • › Stomach cancer is often diagnosed late because early symptoms are vague and non-specific
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Tayiroyidete Kaansare
Usually slow-growing and highly curable — know the signs
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Thyroid cancer is more common in women and is the most curable of all cancers when caught early
  • › Papillary thyroid carcinoma — the most common type — has a 10-year survival rate above 95% with treatment
  • › Iodine deficiency (common in Ethiopia's inland highlands) is a risk factor for some thyroid cancers
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Hanqaaqqo Mine Kaansare (Oovaare)
The 3rd most common cancer in Ethiopian women — listen to your body
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Ovarian cancer is the 3rd most common gynaecological cancer in Ethiopian women
  • › It is often called 'the silent killer' because early-stage disease usually causes no symptoms
  • › About 75% of cases are diagnosed at Stage III or IV, when the cancer has spread beyond the ovaries
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Umu'nna Morqote Kaansare
Oral, throat, and laryngeal cancers — tobacco and alcohol are the main risk factors
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Ruuxe Coyi
  • › Head and neck cancers include cancers of the mouth, throat (pharynx), voice box (larynx), salivary glands, and thyroid
  • › Tobacco (smoked and chewed) and alcohol are the leading risk factors — their combination multiplies risk 100-fold
  • › HPV infection is an increasingly important cause of oropharyngeal (throat) cancer, particularly in non-smokers
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Konne Borruwa Daafira

Konne hargansaanchote rosu borruwa Dr. Jilcha D. Feyisa nna Sile Cancer gaamo'le qixxeessinoha; NCCN Hargansaanchotira Qajeelshi®, WHO kaansaru odeeffonna Itiyoophiyu Federaale Fayyimmate Ministeere kaansaru qoltannote pirotokoole aana ka''ino. Baala borro qaxxinyunsinna Itiyoophiyu qoltannote gara ledo saa''anninsa labbamanno.

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