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ICU-Ghana urges sustained breast cancer awareness beyond October

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ICU-Ghana urges sustained breast cancer awareness beyond October

The Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU-Ghana) has urged Ghanaians to sustain breast cancer awareness efforts beyond October, emphasising the importance of early detection and timely medical intervention. The union says awareness campaigns should go beyond the annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month to encourage people…

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7 developments over 6 days, 7 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Thu, 29 Oct BREAST CANCER AWARENESS After two surgeries, Phyllis Nuthak urges women not to wait for symptoms First reported by Dexter Statesman · 2 newsrooms
  2. Day 3 Sat, 31 Oct Don’t limit breast cancer awareness to October – ICU-Ghana Reported first by CitiNewsroom.com
  3. Day 3 Sat, 31 Oct Agortime-Ziope Health Directorate Intensifies Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Reported first by Ghana News Agency · 2 newsrooms
  4. Day 4 Sun, 1 Nov Naomi Mikafui Foundation strengthens breast cancer awareness through october outreach Reported first by GhanaWeb
  5. Day 5 Mon, 2 Nov Dr Eugene Adjei-Asare writes: Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Ghana Reported first by Asaase Radio
  6. Day 5 Mon, 2 Nov ICU-Ghana urges sustained breast cancer awareness beyond October Reported first by MyJoyOnline · you're reading this
  7. Today Tue, 3 Nov MDF targets mining communities with breast cancer awareness campaign Reported first by GhanaWeb

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