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As the holiday season envelops us in its warmth, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our partners, collaborators, Advocates, volunteers and cherished breast cancer survivors for your unwavering support and collaboration with Breast Care International. Your dedication to our shared mission of promoting health and providing education, clinical screening, patient support, drug […]

Prof. Eric Seibel, a distinguished figure from the University of California, Davis, USA, embarked on a significant working visit to the Peace and Love Hospital in Kumasi, Ghana. This visit marks a crucial step in a promising upcoming research program that aims to bridge international expertise and contribute to advancements in healthcare. Prof. Seibel, known

Breast Care International (BCI) has once again demonstrated its commitment to enhancing healthcare in Ghana through a generous drug donation on December 6, 2023. Through the partnership with Direct Relief, USA, BCI has extended its reach beyond breast care to contribute essential medications worth USD $2.7million to healthcare facilities across the country. The collaboration between

The King of Ashanti kingdom, HRM Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has called for public support in the fight against breast cancer in Ghana and in the Sub-Sahara. According to the King, the fight should not be left alone to Dr. (Mrs.) Beatrice Wiafe Addai, the face of breast cancer awareness in the country, and her

Breast Care International has organised free breast screening exercises across the country to mark pink October, dedicated to the fight against the breast cancer scourge. The BCI team, led by Founder and President of the Charity, Dr. (Mrs) Beatrice Wiafe Addai, has already made whistle-stops at the Ghana Immigration Service, twice, to the Kofi Annan

Accra came alive on October 7, 2023, as the Breast Care International (BCI) Ghana Walk for the Cure event took center stage. This year’s walk was not just an event; it was a powerful testament to the collective strength and determination of the community in the fight against breast cancer. Here are some key excerpts

The National capital, Accra, for the second time in a decade, played host to the acclaimed, nationwide, “breast cancer walk for the cure” organised by leading anti-breast cancer campaigner, Breast care international The seven-kilometre walk starting from the Obra spot at the Kwame Nkrumah in Accra witnessed thousands of anti-breast cancer participants, made up of students,

The countdown to the Breast Care International Ghana Walk for the Cure 2023 Edition has officially begun, and the launch event was nothing short of inspiring! Here are some of the highlights from the day: 🌟 Unveiling the Theme: “Breaking the Myth, Fighting for the Cure”

The Chief Executive Officer of Breast Care International and Peace and Love Hospital in the Ashanti Regional Capital, Kumasi, Dr. Mrs. Beatrice Wiafe Addai has appealed to all religious leaders who regard breast cancer as demonic and detains victims at their prayer camps without allowing them to seek medical attention ought to refrain from such

The Paramount King of the Igbo community in Ghana, Eze Dr Chukwudi Ihenetu, has promised to collaborate and support Breast Care International’s (BCI) nationwide campaign against the spread of the ravaging disease. King Dr. Ihenetu, was speaking when a high-powered 23-man, BCI delegation, led by the Founder and President, Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai called on

The President of Breast Care International (BCI) has urged women to visit the hospital early to avoid losing their breasts. According to Dr. Beatrice Wiafe-Addai, many women avoid hospitals because of fear of losing their breasts, a scenario she sees as appalling. “A lot of women run away from the hospital because of Mastectomy, they

Teva Publication While breast cancer deaths continue to fall in many countries worldwide, in others the situation is very different. We meet some of the inspiring people who are working to change this situation. Breast cancer is still the world’s most prevalent cancer but survival rates have greatly improved since the 1980s in countries that