A heartbroken man who lost his fiancée to cancer is walking around 5,000 miles to Ghana- to spread her ashes. Daniel Forrester, 47, lost his partner Caroline Sarpong, 45, on November 11 after a long battle with colon cancer. Now, he is traveling on foot ...
The Ghana Health Service (GHS), in partnership with JHPIEGO and with support from the Pfizer Foundation, has launched the BEAT Breast Cancer Project, a three-year initiative aimed at improving early detection and treatment of breast cancer in Ghana.
Breast cancer remains a significant health challenge globally with approximately 2.3M new cases in 2022. While breast cancer deaths continue to fall in many countries worldwide, in others the situation is very different.
The Ghana Programme of World Child Cancer, a not-for-profit organisation has organised an outreach at the Kaneshie Market in Accra to mark International Childhood Cancer Day
FALMOUTH, Trelawny — What started as a devastating reality for Yvonne Dunkley 15 years ago when she received a diagnosis of stage 3 breast cancer and was given five years to live has transformed into a mission of hope, resilience, and advocacy.
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FirstBank Ghana donates GH¢50,000 to Korle Bu Teaching Hospital Innovation HubFirstBank Ghana has donated GHS50,000 to the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH) Innovation Hub, aimed at supporting research and training initiatives that will enhance medical care in Ghana. The cheque was presented by Mrs. Grace Isaac-Aryee, the Bank’s Treasurer, during a ceremony held at the hospital.
On February 26, the President and Founder of US-based UCCI, Agivert Jackson, joined over 90 exhibitors at this year's Multi-Chamber Business Expo & After-Hours event held at The Estate at New Albany.
A heartbroken man who lost his fiancée to cancer is walking around 5,000 miles to Ghana- to spread her ashes. Daniel Forrester, 47, lost his partner Caroline Sarpong, 45, on November 11 after a ...
Studies show that women in Ghana are diagnosed at more advanced stages of the disease - up to 70% of women have advanced stage cancer by the time it is identified, resulting in limited treatment ...
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