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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

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

The President of Breast Care International (BCI) Dr. Mrs. Beatrice Wiafe Addai has called on the government to intervene in the upsurge of breast cancer cases in the country. She revealed that the disease accounted for more than 2,000 deaths out of 4,000 women who were diagnosed with breast cancer in 2020 during the COVID-19

The President and Founder of Breast Care International, Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, has cautioned against the current reticence of civil society and policymakers on the rampaging effects of breast cancer on the poor and vulnerable in society. The leadership of the Continent’s foremost, not for profit, pro-poor health Charity, says the continued inaction and the

Ghana recorded 8,037 deaths from cancer-related diseases in 2020, Dr. (Mrs) Beatrice Wiafe Addai, the former Chairperson of the Ghana Cancer Board, has disclosed. Giving the breakdown, the Consultant Surgeon said, out of the figure, 2,055 related to breast cancer, 3,166 to liver cancer, 1,117 to prostate and 1,699 to cervical cancer. She indicated that,

15,802 people were reported dead in Ghana from cancer in 2020, according to Global Cancer, Mortality and Prevalence (Globacan) 2020 report. The report also estimated that 24,009 new cases of cancers occur annually in Ghana, by the known common cancers, which are breast, liver, cervix, and prostate. The President of Breast Care International (BCI), Dr.

BREAST CARE INTERNATIONAL JOINS OVER 113 COUNTRIES TO CELEBRATE WORLD CANCER DAY 2021, AS GHANA’S CASES SHOOT UP. World Cancer Day takes place every year on 4th February and is the uniting global initiative under which the world comes together to raise the profile of cancer in a positive and inspiring way. Spearheaded by the

Breast Care International (BCI), a campaigner against breast cancer in Africa has devised a strategy to keep the Breast Cancer awareness campaign alive amidst COVID-19 with a two-tier fundraising cocktail event. The event comes off on Saturday, October 10, 2020, in Kumasi at the Jofel Catering services, followed by another in Accra, on Saturday, October

The President of Breast Care International (BCI), Dr. Mrs. Beatrice Wiafe Addai has revealed that Ghana is ranked 10th in breast cancer cases in Africa. Speaking with Nana Kwabena Addo on Radio 1, she said although death, through cancer has surpassed the deaths as a result of malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS combined; it has not

The Ghana Non-Communicable Diseases Alliance (GhNCD) has challenged policymakers, health care institutions and professionals not to relegate the health needs of patients with cancers, stroke, hypertension and diabetes onto the sidelines, as they focus on rolling back Covid-19 cases. “Though covid-19 is fatal and deserves the needed attention, we are nonetheless encouraging hospitals to give