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Preventing breast cancer in women

By Tue Jul 27 2021 Ize felt a lump in her left breast for some years but didn’t visit the hospital because it didn’t cause her any pain. But by the time she started feeling pain and went to the hospital, she was diagnosed of breast cancer. She had to undergo surgery for the breast and chemotherapy sessions as the cancer spread to the other breast. She said medical doctors at the hospital told her that while all breast lumps are not cancerous, it is good to visit the hospital immediately you notice one to get it checked by experts and ascertain if it was cancerous.

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95% of donor blood units used in Nigeria unsafe, experts warn | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

95% of donor blood units used in Nigeria unsafe, experts warn | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
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Endometrial cancer risk higher among middle-aged women —Experts

Endometrial cancer risk higher among middle-aged women —Experts
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OUT OF AFRICA: Putting the poems of Niyi Osundare of modern literature

OUT OF AFRICA: Putting the poems of Niyi Osundare of modern literature
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How to reduce cancer cases, deaths in Nigeria, by Okoye

Okoye Ifeoma Okoye is a Professor of Radiology, College of Medicine, University of Nigeria, Nsukka/University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu (UNTH), Enugu State. She is also the Director, University of Nigeria Centre for Clinical Trials (UNNCECT), and Founder /Co-Chair African Clinical Trial Consortium. Okoye, who is also the founder, Breast Without Spot (BWS), a non-governmental organisation (NGO), in this interview with CHUKWUMA MUANYA explains why Nigeria has one of the highest cancer cases and deaths globally. She, however, made recommendations on how to reduce the rising cancer cases and deaths in the country. x Why are we recording more cancer cases and deaths globally?

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