President of Breast Care International, Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, has cautioned women to report to the hospital immediately they notice changes in their breasts rather than going to churches for solutions. According to her, there is no cure for breast cancer in any church. “Breast cancer is not a spiritual disease, no pastor or spiritualist […]
Breast Care International in collaboration with Otumfuo Foundation have organized a Two (2)-Day Training Workshop on Breast Cancer Education and Clinical Screening for Nurses from some selected Hospitals in the Ashanti Region. This is to equip the nurses to offer free clinical breast screening for masses in the metropolis. The objective of this project is
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As part of this year’s Pink Month, Breast Care International in collaboration with Peace and Love Hospitals is embarking on Free Clinical Breast Cancer Screening at the hospital premises. Starting from October 1 – 31, 2021 at 9:00am – 5:00pm Each Day. Early Detection Saves Life…..
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One (1) in eight (8) women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Early detection saves lives! But in Ghana the statistics are grim. More than 2000 Ghanaian women each year die needlessly because they don’t have the money or a social support system to go through diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. Many cannot
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The Centre for Transport Security Dialogue (CETSED) and Breast Care International(BCI) have launched “the Driver and the Breast Cancer” campaign aimed at creating breast cancer awareness at the lorry terminals and commercial buses across the country. Speaking at the Launch of the Event in Accra on Monday, the Country Director of CETSED Mr. Kofi Asante
On Monday September 6, 2021, Ms. Philippa Larsen, the President of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) and the National and Regional Executives paid a working visit to Breast Care International and the Peace and Love Hospital in Kumasi. The visit was also to officially visit a staff of Ghana Education Service who has