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15 Nov 22

Ultra-modern office to be made available for Meena Breast Cancer Awareness project

The Chairman of real estate giant, Agyare Real Estate, Stephen Ofosu Agyare has pledged to augment the fight against related breast cancer deaths that has been mounted by the Meena Breast Cancer Awareness project. Mr. Agyare said he would provide an office facility dedicated to the project. The project, which was…

15 Nov 22

‘We want to fight breast cancer every day not only in October’- CCF boss

The Executive Director of Crime Check Foundation (CCF), Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng has indicated that the fight against breast cancer must not be a yearly fight but must be an everyday agenda to save lives. This he said is because the disease is deadly and claims more lives than any other illness. Mr. Kwarteng…

15 Nov 22

Did the Covid-19 jab trigger my wife’s breast cancer?- CCF boss seeks answers

The Executive Director of Crime Check Foundation (CCF), Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng who lost her wife to breast cancer seeks answers to whether a Covid-19 injection her late spouse took triggered the disease. Mr. Kwarteng in his narration of how his wife, Amina Oppong Kwarteng died, said she complained of a lump…

15 Nov 22

Breast Cancer centres to be established in schools

The Executive Director of Crime Check Foundation (CCF), Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng has hinted at establishing breast cancer centers and clubs in schools to augment the fight against breast cancer. Mr. Kwarteng who is also the leader of the Meena Breast Cancer Foundation (MBCF) explained that the breast cancer centres and clubs would…

15 Nov 22

It’s dangerous to ‘hip’ your breast- Oncologist

In a bid to protect the breast, advice has been given to ladies to shun putting pressure on their breasts with tight brassieres, as it would make them liable to diseases. According to the Head of Chemotherapy at the Korle-Bu Teaching hospital’s Breast Cancer Unit, Eric Brobbey, wearing tightened bras…

Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, MBCF and CCF Executive Director

15 Nov 22

We will pressure gov’t to take action on breast cancer-MBCF

The Meena Breast Cancer Foundation (MBCF) is seeking urgent action from government to address the rising breast cancer-related deaths in the country. The Executive Director of Crime Check Foundation (CCF), Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng who also leads the MBCF, indicates that the Foundation would mount pressure on government to take the necessary initiatives…

15 Nov 22

Seek medical attention, not prayers-Breast Cancer patients admonished

Breast cancer patients have been urged to seek medical treatment rather than attending prayers at church for healing. A breast cancer survival, Irene Asiamah who made the statement, indicated that though there is divine healing, the disease is not spiritual so it demands medical attention. Contributing to a discussion on breast…

15 Nov 22

Sustaining efforts to win fight against breast cancer; CCF campaign to stem deaths set to be launched

In Ghana, it is estimated that one out of eight breast cancer patients die from the disease and it remains one of the deadliest diseases in the world. In a 2020 report, it was revealed that 2.3 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer with a scary six hundred and…

Ultra-modern office to be made available for Meena Breast Cancer Awareness project

‘We want to fight breast cancer every day not only in October’- CCF boss

Did the Covid-19 jab trigger my wife’s breast cancer?- CCF boss seeks answers

Breast Cancer centres to be established in schools

It’s dangerous to ‘hip’ your breast- Oncologist

We will pressure gov’t to take action on breast cancer-MBCF

Seek medical attention, not prayers-Breast Cancer patients admonished

Sustaining efforts to win fight against breast cancer; CCF campaign to stem deaths set to be launched

XMAS PARTY: MBCF collaborates with CCF to fete beneficiaries

Bronx branch of CAC donates to save pregnant breast cancer patient

Free ultrasound and mammogram will help poor patients

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