We thank everyone who donated to our #31DaysOfPINK Breast Cancer Campaign last October. Due to your financial contribution, CancerAware...

No woman should face breast cancer alone. We are in this together and here to support you every step of the way. We encourage everyone...

We can all play a role in the fight against breast cancer. Here are some ways you can get involved: Learn about breast cancer symptoms....

#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth No woman should face breast cancer alone. We are in this together and here to support you every step of the...

Breast cancer is a global problem, with one woman dying from the disease every 50 seconds. In 2020, an estimated 684,996 women died from...

We shine the spotlight on two of our #31DaysOfPINK retailers; Melia by Jade and Sshhh Lingerie. The two female owned brands based in...

Although October is designated as the global month for Breast Cancer Awareness, the reality is, breast cancer happens every day. Every 50...

We cannot sit back and watch the rise in mortality rates of breast cancer in Nigeria when early detection and support can reduce the...

We have begun the 5th edition of our #31DaysOfPINK Breast Cancer Campaign. This October, we are again raising funds for the treatment of...

Beatrice (not her real name) felt a lump on her left breast one morning while taking a shower. She thought nothing of it.  A few months...

A woman in Florida is recovering well just months after undergoing a new trial vaccine for her breast cancer. . Lee Mercker was diagnosed...

Lagos, Nigeria, 14 October 2019. CancerAware Nigeria is delighted to be one of the 11 cancer organisations across the world selected for...

Last October, the second edition of our #31DaysOfPINK Campaign saw us support the treatment of 32 indigent individuals facing #Cancer ...

We have put together a list of some diagnostic centres and medical facilities across Nigeria where Breast and Cervical screening tests ar...

At CancerAware, we believe every woman should have access to vital information which could help her to prevent cancer or detect it at its...

Around 14000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in Nigeria. The Federal Government must as a matter of urgency introduce...

We had a great time at the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon earlier today where we raised awareness about Cancer. With over 100,000...

In 2009, Abisola stopped by her hospital and had a routine Pap test done. That decision saved her life.⠀ Her test came back abnormal.⠀...

Cervical cancer is preventable, yet it is the 2nd most common cancer among women in Nigeria.⠀ We have kicked off Cervical Health Month...

We hope you had a restful and refreshing break as we did over here. ⠀ Melody Beattie said, "The new year stands before us, like a...