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Breast Cancer Survivors Urge to Lead Fight Against the Disease

Dr. Foster Amponsah-Manu, Head of the Surgical Department of the Koforidua Regional Hospital, has encouraged breast cancer survivors to take centre stage in the fight against the disease.

They should share their experience with other women to motivate them - give them the confidence to report early to the medical facilities for treatment. He added that they needed to go the extra mile to aid their fellow women “to come forward for voluntary testing and early treatment of the breast cancer to save their lives”.

Dr Amponsah-Manu was addressing the third annual meeting of breast cancer survivors in Koforidua. The annual gathering is used to create awareness and inspire hope in those suffering from the disease, to encourage them to accept various medical prescriptions for treatment of the cancer.

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Understanding Breast Cancer

The effect of breast cancer on the socio-economic and cultural development of women in Ghana cannot be over emphasized.

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Mrs Awuah, Darko

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JEAD appreciates all kinds of assistance; cash or kind, big or small.

To contribute financially, please find our account details below:

Cal Bank Limited (23rd Independence Avenue Branch)

0021013508116

Judith-Ellen Awuah-Darko Foundation

You may also help out by donating hospital equipment for the detection and treatment of breast cancer, or by even lending a helping hand at one of our outreach programs. Please get in contact.

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On the Subject of Us

The effect of breast cancer on the socio-economic and cultural development of women in Ghana cannot be over emphasized. What tend to compound the problem is the women are ignorant about breast cancer and do not appreciate it as a disease that can be managed, they do not present at health centre when the symptoms first show thereby heading to casualties.

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