Dr Eugene Adjei-Asare writes: Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Ghana

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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
Day 3 Sat, 31 Oct Don’t limit breast cancer awareness to October – ICU-Ghana Reported first by CitiNewsroom.com
Day 3 Sat, 31 Oct Agortime-Ziope Health Directorate Intensifies Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Reported first by Ghana News Agency · 2 newsrooms
Day 4 Sun, 1 Nov Naomi Mikafui Foundation strengthens breast cancer awareness through october outreach Reported first by GhanaWeb
Day 5 Mon, 2 Nov Dr Eugene Adjei-Asare writes: Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Ghana Reported first by Asaase Radio · you're reading this
Day 5 Mon, 2 Nov ICU-Ghana urges sustained breast cancer awareness beyond October Reported first by MyJoyOnline
Today Tue, 3 Nov MDF targets mining communities with breast cancer awareness campaign Reported first by GhanaWeb

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