Cervical Health Network

01/02/2022

03/02/2018

Cancer is a disease that knows no boundaries
and has, or will, affect us all either directly or
indirectly during our lifetime. preventcancer # by educating individuals & communities by educating about the links between lifestyle and .

31/01/2018

We can invest in initiatives to equip the workforce w/ the suitable tools & knowledge.

31/01/2018

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individuals & communities about the links between lifestyle and .

29/01/2018

WORLD CANCER DAY 2018
I CAN ... WE CAN
Stick your neck out for a friend. It takes just inches of extra effort to make a measurable difference in the life of another. May God bless you with loyalty and sacrifice that counts.

29/01/2018

World Cancer Day 4th February 2018

I CAN ... WE CAN

03/02/2016

WE CAN, I CAN
Today, cancer affects everyone. The statistics are staggering. Each year globally, 12.7 million people learn they have cancer, and 7.6 million people die from the disease. With the proper prevention, detection and treatment programs, many lives can be saved. With additional high-quality research, people diagnosed with rare and aggressive cancers can be helped too. Each life touched by cancer and each death caused by cancer is a reason to BREAK THE SILENCE on World Cancer Day- 4th February 2016.

03/02/2016

WE CAN, I CAN

Today, cancer affects everyone. The statistics are staggering. Each year globally, 12.7 million people learn they have cancer, and 7.6 million people die from the disease. With the proper prevention, detection and treatment programs, many lives can be saved. With additional high-quality research, people diagnosed with rare and aggressive cancers can be helped too. Each life touched by cancer and each death caused by cancer is a reason to BREAK THE SILENCE on World Cancer Day- 4th February 2016.

04/10/2015

Breast cancer prevention must be a public health priority right alongside early detection, improving treatment and finding a cure.

04/10/2015

Make Prevention a Public Health Priority

We know that only 50 percent of breast cancers are linked to traditional risk factors for the disease. That means we have both the opportunity and the moral imperative to prevent it, sparing hundreds of thousands of women the agony of a life-changing diagnosis.