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In a bid to reduce the scourge of cancer in Nigeria, a silent killer that kills thousands of women yearly, Sebeccly Cancer Centre, a not for profit organisation that empowers women on information, screening and treatment of breast and cervical cancer recently collaborated with The Redeemed Christian Church of God ...
In a bid to up their commitment to creating awareness of cancer in women, Sebeccly Cancer Care has launched #TimeToScreen2018, a community outreach and Free Friday Clinics (FFC), which has been set up to reach and bring women from all parts of the country for free breast and cervical cancer screening and treatment.
Fighting cancer means killing cancer cells. However, oncologists know that it's also important to halt the movement of cancer cells before they spread throughout the body.
It was a moment of hope for cancer patients, survivors and family caregivers as a leading oncologist and healthcare innovator
The proposal by the federal government to integrate cancer care into health insurance schemes is a positive development that points to an official willingness to take the lead in the fight against deadly cancer.
A recent study published in Gut Microbes has shed light on the potential protective benefits of long-term yoghurt consumption against colorectal cancer, specifically proximal colon cancer.
To improve the quality of cancer and palliative care, Macmillan Cancer Support, UK and Bricon Foundation have partnered to hold a workshop on cancer for health professionals in Nigeria.
To mark the Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, October 13, and Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and Pfizer Oncology...
Chief Executive Officer of C.O.P.E breast cancer awareness centre, Ebunola Anozie, has decried the poor state of cancer treatment in Nigeria, adding that about one-third of deaths from cancer are due to poor behavioural and dietary risk.
BWS started in 2008, with focus on breast cancer, because breast cancer is the most common cancer in Nigeria, accounting for one out of four cancers, with 70 per cent mortality rate.
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