A medical expert, Dr Abidemi Omonisi has called on government and leaders to commit adequate resources to reduce cancer deaths and provide a better quality of life for patients and survivors. In a statement to commemorate the 2022 World Cancer Day with the theme: “Close the Care Gap” Dr Omonisi Continue Reading
The World health organization has rated cervical cancer the second killing cancer after breast cancer. An officer in charge, service delivery of Planned Parenthood Federation, Southwest zone, Miss Oreoluwa Ashley said this at the free cancer screening in Ibadan to mark World Cancer Day. She explained that, cancer in any form could be curable if […]Continue Reading
Oyo State Government is to roll out a free breast and cervical screening programme for women of reproductive age on February 6th as part of activities marking this year’s World Cancer Day. The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Bashir Bello disclosed this during an event to commemorate 2021 World Cancer Day held at the Ministry of Health, […]Continue Reading
Every fourth of February is World Cancer Day. It is a day set aside to raise awareness on cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. In this report, Radio Nigeria Correspondent, Bukola Bardi takes a look at the theme which is, “I am and I will” in relation to the fight against the […]Continue Reading