Breast cancer doesn’t happen only in October, it happens every single day. That is why at CancerAware, our mission goes far beyond Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We are committed to educating, supporting and empowering women all year long. Even though #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth has ended, the work continues because awareness saves lives. Below are 3 key steps every woman (and man) should keep in mind to stay informed, proactive and health-aware. 1. REGULAR HEALTH CHECKS ✅ La

As we mark 10 years of CancerAware, we look back with gratitude at how far we have come. From our first #WeWearPink  Breast Cancer Campaign in 2015 to reaching millions with our message, the last decade has been one of advocacy, action and impact. Below is a snapshot of our journey so far, told through the numbers that reflect lives touched, communities impacted and change created. Our Impact in Numbers 20,000: Women benefited from our free cancer prevention and early detecti

"Early detection saved my life.” A powerful truth shared by all our survivors including Esther, Motunrayo and Angela, three incredible women whose treatment we supported and who are thriving today. Every story of survival is a story of hole. As we round up Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we celebrate their courage, resilience and the reminder that early detection truly saves lives. WATCH VIDEO #CancerAwareAt10Voices #CancerAware #ADecadeOfImpact #31DaysOfPINK #StoriesOfStreng

In every woman we reach, there is a world of difference made; a life touched, a family strengthened, a community inspired. At CancerAware, we have seen firsthand how one woman’s empowerment can ignite a ripple effect that transforms entire communities. When a woman gains access to the right information, screening and care, she not only safeguards her own health but becomes an advocate for others, friends, sisters, mothers and daughters. Over the past 10 years, this ripple ha

When it comes to breast cancer, early detection truly saves lives. Being aware of the changes in your body, performing regular breast self-checks and scheduling annual screenings are simple but powerful steps that can make all the difference. Finding breast cancer early means treatment is easier, recovery outcomes are better and survival rates are significantly higher. At CancerAware, we believe that awareness and early action are among the greatest gifts you can give yoursel

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#CancerAwareAt10 Breast cancer is the 2nd most diagnosed cancer worldwide. Every 50 seconds, somewhere in the world, a woman dies from...

A breast cancer diagnosis can be a very emotional experience. It is important to reach out for support from family, friends and a support...

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...

#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth Many of the everyday products we use especially skincare products contain endocrine disrupting chemicals...

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...

​Cervical cancer is preventable, yet it is the 2nd most common cancer among women in Nigeria. We are running a campaign to educate...

March 4 is International HPV Awareness Day. HPV can affect anyone. All races, nationalities, ages, genders. It doesn’t matter who you are...

Q: What is a biopsy?⠀ A: A biopsy is the removal of tissue from any part of the body to examine it for disease. Some may remove a small...

Thank you The Guardian Nigeria for the feature of our Community Health outreach of Friday, 8th February 2019. A big thank you to all...

To commemorate the 2019 International World Cancer Day, CancerAware in collaboration with the Association of Radiation and Clinical...