Mr. Rocky Tettedzie, a Physician Assistant at the Pleasant Medical Centre, has emphasised the importance of preventing and detecting cervical cancer early. Mr. Tettedzie said this during a talk on ...
Cervical cancer (human Papillomavirus HPV) vaccination is to be mainstream into the routine vaccination programmes in Ghana to make it accessible to all women and girls from the appropriate age. ...
Dr Grace Adjoa Ocansey, a Clinical Epidemiologist, has said no woman must be allowed to die from cervical cancer because the cancer is “preventable and curable.” She said also ...
Dr. Chris Kpodar, a former United Nations Consultant for Africa and the Middle East, has stated that knowledge and technology exist to eliminate cervical cancer using effective, low-cost methods, even ...
Dr Promise Sefogah, General Secretary, Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Ghana, has expressed worry about how the country is increasingly losing many young women to cervical cancer. Dr Sefogah ...
Dr Chris Kpodar, the former United Nations Consultant for Africa and the Middle East, has called for a holistic and relentless national approach to fight cervical cancer in Ghana. ...
Stakeholders in the health sector have called on the Government to make cervical cancer vaccinations free as an effective way to prevent it among women and to encourage many younger ...
Dr Anita Owusu-Afriyie, the Medical Officer, at the Oncology Unit of the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH), has disclosed that 233 women are diagnosed every month with cervical cancer, out of ...
Dr. Mrs. Anita Owusu-Afriyie, a Medical Officer in the Oncology Unit of the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH) in Tema, has challenged women not to use cost as excuse to shy ...
Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer in women in Ghana after breast cancer, Dr. Mrs. Anita Owusu-Afriyie, a Medical Officer at the Oncology Department at the International ...
