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Kansara dumma dummaa ubbaa Ubbaas / Eratettaa Xoo'aa Kansara Yelaa Keettaa Doonaa Kansara Gita Ulo Yeeqaa Kansara Hojkine Gidonna Liimfoomaa Suuthu Kansara (Lukeemiyaa) Pirosteete Kansara Shoofaa Kansara Tiiraa Kansara Ulo Kansara Tayiroyde Kansara Maccaa Yelaa Keettaa Kansara (Oovaare) Huuphiyaanne Qoorttiyaa Kansara
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Yaalaa Bessiyaa Xuufiyaa ubbay NCCN harggiyaa asaa kaallettaa® nne WHO zoriyaa bolla essettidaageeta; Itoophiyaa payyaa oosuwaa haalaas giigettidaageeta. Tamaariyoos xalaala; eranchcha payyaa oosanchchaa zoriyaa geeddaridonna.
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Sile Cancer Citaa Xuufiyaa

Ubbaa Harggiyaa Asaa Tamaarettaa Eratettaa Agatiyoogaanne Pacciyaa Yaalaanne Hara Metuwaa Kansaraappe Guyye De'uwaanne Maaddaa Odaanne Bonchcho Gallasaa
Ha shaakuwan xuufiyay ha'i gakkanaw baawa.
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Harggiyaa Asaa Tamaarettaa Maxaafaa Keettaa

Xoo'aa Kansara
The most common cancer in Ethiopian women — early detection saves lives
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 7 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Yelaa Keettaa Doonaa Kansara
Largely preventable — HPV vaccination and screening save lives
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 7 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Gita Ulo Yeeqaa Kansara
The most common cancer in Ethiopian men — dietary habits and early screening matter
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 7 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Hojkine Gidonna Liimfoomaa
A cancer of the lymph system — often highly treatable when detected early
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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)
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Suuthu Kansara (Lukeemiyaa)
A cancer of the blood — affecting children and adults across Ethiopia
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Pirosteete Kansara
Common in older men — understanding your options and when to seek help
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Shoofaa Kansara
Early detection is key — know the symptoms and risk factors
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Tiiraa Kansara
Closely linked to hepatitis B and C — prevention and early detection matter
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Ulo Kansara
H. pylori infection is the key modifiable risk factor — early symptoms matter
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Tayiroyde Kansara
Usually slow-growing and highly curable — know the signs
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Maccaa Yelaa Keettaa Kansara (Oovaare)
The 3rd most common cancer in Ethiopian women — listen to your body
🌐 English
Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →
Huuphiyaanne Qoorttiyaa Kansara
Oral, throat, and laryngeal cancers — tobacco and alcohol are the main risk factors
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Waanna Tumaa
  • › 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
Shaakuwaa 6 Xuufiyaa Nabbaba →

Ha Xuufiyaa Gishshaa

Ha harggiyaa asaa tamaarettaa xuufiyaa Dr. Jilcha D. Feyisa nne Sile Cancer citay giigissidosona; NCCN Harggiyaa Asaa Kaallettaa®, WHO kansara hiraagaanne Itoophiyaa Federaale Payyaa Ministeriyaa kansara yaalaa pirotokoliyaa bolla essettidosona. Xuufiyaa ubbay ba tumatettaasinne Itoophiyaa yaalaa haalaas bessiyoogaas paccettees.

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