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A delegation from the United States has commended Peace and Love Hospital for its efforts in breast cancer treatment and care in Ghana. The delegation, led by Dr. Cheryl Simmons-Gray, visited the hospital to support breast cancer awareness, research and treatment. Speaking during the visit, Stephanie Hayes-Jameison, President-Elect of The Links Incorporated, said fear and […]

The King of the Ashanti Kingdom, His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has officially declared his support for the construction of the Comprehensive Cancer Center of Excellence in the Ashanti Region. This significant endorsement was made during a courtesy visit to the Manhyia Palace by an international delegation comprising representatives from the USA, Morocco, and

On Mother’s Day 2025, Breast Care International (BCI) and Peace and Love Hospitals, in partnership with Lawson Media (TV/FM), held a free health screening to promote early detection of breast, cervical, and prostate cancers, as well as hypertension and diabetes especially among women. Led by Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, the event offered clinical exams, health

Peace and Love Hospital is part of the Africa Breast Cancer Screening Study (ABCS), a collaborative research initiative aimed at investigating the relationship between metabolic syndrome, the gut microbiome, and breast cancer risk among Sub-Saharan African women. This study has the potential to reduce the burden of breast cancer in Africa by advancing knowledge on

Breast Care International (BCI) has taken its life-saving mission of early detection and prompt action saves lives to the Eastern Region to offer breast cancer education and clinical screenings to underserved women population. The second edition of the “Let’s End Breast Cancer Project” campaign was held at Abetifi in the Kwahu East District of the

President of Breast Care International (BCI), Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, has called for sustained countrywide education and economic empowerment in addressing the surge in cancer cases in Ghana. She stated that cancer delivery in Ghana is mired in superstition and bogged down by mounting financial challenges, a situation she described as worrying. Dr Beatrice Wiafe