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Knowledge as Medicine | From Survival To Governance
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SOTE PAMOJA DRC | FCRJ - SOAS University of London
A participant examines a sample preservation tube during a breast and cervical cancer awareness and screening session organized by Dr. Elisabeth Mishika and the Fondation Elisabeth Mishika (FEM) in Goma, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo, on March 21, 2026.
The session, which included hands-on demonstrations of screening tools and treatment protocols, reflects Dr. Mishika's belief that knowledge itself is a form of medicine that empowering women with information is the first step toward saving their lives. FEM's dedicated center has treated more than 500 women free of charge, offering not only medical care but a space of dignity and solidarity for survivors across North Kivu.
©Isaac Bujirwa | Sote Pamoja DRC & FCRJ London
The session, which included hands-on demonstrations of screening tools and treatment protocols, reflects Dr. Mishika's belief that knowledge itself is a form of medicine that empowering women with information is the first step toward saving their lives. FEM's dedicated center has treated more than 500 women free of charge, offering not only medical care but a space of dignity and solidarity for survivors across North Kivu.
©Isaac Bujirwa | Sote Pamoja DRC & FCRJ London
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