‘Inherited high penetrant gene mutations increase breast cancer risk’
Breast cancer is not merely a statistic; it represents a critical public health issue that deeply affects individuals, families, and communities.






























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Breast cancer is not merely a statistic; it represents a critical public health issue that deeply affects individuals, families, and communities.
Lagos Pacific Lions Club members, led by the Club’s Project Chairperson, Franca Afe Giwa, recently visited Lagos State Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Ayinke Paediatric Cancer Unit, Ikeja, to donate essential items on behalf of the club
In the quest to improve cancer treatment, researchers are constantly looking for ways to enhance precision, reduce side effects, and improve patient outcomes.
In my role as a patient advocate and founder of Project PINK BLUE, I get at least seven emails, ten WhatsApp messages and calls about cancer diagnosis, treatment or survivorship weekly.
To provide world-class medical services and reverse medical tourism in the country, the African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE), has commenced the construction of a medical facility for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, cardiovascular diseases and neurological disorders.
The Pioneer District Governor, Rotary International, District 9111, Dr. Wole Kukoyi, has commended the President, Rotary Club of Isolo, Tokunbo Allison, for her promise to build a Cervical Cancer Centre at Isolo General Hospital before the end of her administration.
Roche, a multinational healthcare company, has announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Oncopadi, a provider of digital integrated healthcare services to drive awareness and support breast cancer screening for early detection and quick referrals for diagnosis and treatment.
The Pioneer District Governor, Rotary International, District 9111, Dr. Wole Kukoyi, has commended the President, Rotary Club of Isolo, Tokunbo Allison, for her promise to build a Cervical Cancer Centre at Isolo General Hospital
A forty-three-year-old woman, Mrs. Peace Aruma, is battling breast cancer and needs the financial assistance of Nigerians to survive.
World Health Organisation (WHO) and other partners in the health sector have expressed concerns that inequitable access to vaccines and high-performance screening tools is hampering efforts to reduce the growing burden of cervical cancer