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Chief Consultant Clinical and Radiation Oncologist, National Hospital, Abuja, Dr. Bello Mohammed, yesterday, lamented the increase in cancer cases in the country, just as he advised people to eat fruits and vegetables to lower their risk of developing cancer.
A medical expert and chief consultant clinical and radiation oncologist, National Hospital Abuja, Dr. Bello Mohammed, on Tuesday lamented the increase in cancer cases in the country, just as he advised people to eat fruits and vegetables to lower their risk of developing cancer.
Stakeholders have urged governments at all levels to institutionalise advocacy and community engagement to sustain Human Papillomavirus Vaccine (HPV) uptake among adolescent girls, warning that gains made in protecting…
The Control Cancer Initiative Nigeria (CCIN), a non-governmental organisation, is set to screen 200 high-risk men for Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) as part of activities to mark the ‘Movember’ Male Cancer Awareness Campaign.
Wife of the Kebbi State Governor and board member of the General Assembly for Union International Cancer Control (UICC), Dr. Zainab Bagudu Shankafi, has declared that over 26 persons die from cancer daily in Nigeria.
The Director of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), Dr Zainab Shinkafi – Bagudu, says that 26 women die of cervical cancer daily in Nigeria, with more than 36.59 million at risk globally.
In commemoration of the cancer awareness month, the wife of the Ogun State Governor, Mrs. Bamidele Abiodun has carried out the free breast and cervical cancer screening for women in the state.
Roche and the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) have introduced an 80 per cent subsidy on select cancer medications at Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH).
The Nanahfatimah Amele Bamigbetan Oncology Foundation (NABOF) was officially launched, yesterday, at the Lagos State College of Medicine, Ikeja, with a mission to combat the growing burden of cancer in Nigeria through research, education, and policy engagement.
Cancer mortality in Nigeria and other developing countries is projected to rise by more than 70 per cent by 2030.Director, Cancer Research and Molecular Biology Laboratories, Biochemistry Department, University of Ibadan, Prof. Oyeronke Odunola
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