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In Africa, breast cancer accounts for 28% of all cancers and 20% of all cancer deaths in women.  Although advances in early detection and treatment have reduced breast cancer’s ability to take lives overall, it is clear that this breakthrough is yet to benefit all groups equally, especially those of African ancestry.





This is why MyAfroDNA supports research into how African genomes can impact cancer treatment, aiming for more personalized care for everyone. 





It’s breast cancer awareness month this October and every other month, so encourage the women in your life to get screened for breast cancer today.





Let’s work together to raise awareness, share knowledge, and fight breast cancer. It’s breast cancer awareness month encourage the women in your life to get screened today.




Nucleophagy is a natural cellular cleaning mechanism that is essential for repairing DNA and ensuring cell survival. It involves a commonly expressed protein called TEX264.

This process has been recognized by a team of researchers at the University of Oxford and Nanyang Technological University Singapore, for repairing damaged DNA that is particularly relevant for patients undergoing colorectal cancer treatments.

In this DNA repair process cells remove harmful DNA-protein lesions from a cell's nucleus, ensuring the stability of their genetic material and promoting cell survival.

Learn more about this DNA repair mechanism here: https://lnkd.in/dkcB5kEF


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