阿布贾的 30 名尼日利亚女性癌症幸存者，尽管医疗保健薄弱且遭受歧视，但通过认定自己是癌症幸存者，她们的健康状况和前景得到了改善。 30 Nigerian female cancer survivors in Abuja, despite weak healthcare and stigma, improved health outcomes and outlooks by identifying as survivors.

在阿布贾进行的一项研究中，30 名尼日利亚女性癌症幸存者被认定为幸存者而非受害者，从而改善了健康状况并拥有积极的人生观。 30 Nigerian female cancer survivors in a study conducted in Abuja identified as survivors rather than victims, leading to improved health outcomes and positive outlooks. 尽管生活在一个医疗保健薄弱、医疗费用高昂且癌症歧视严重的国家，这些女性仍然在幸存者的身份中找到了力量、希望和自尊。 Despite living in a country with weak healthcare, high medical costs, and cancer stigma, these women found strength, hope, and self-esteem in their survivor identity. 文章强调了支持和国家计划对减轻癌症负担的重要性。 The importance of support and national plans to reduce cancer burden is emphasized in the article.