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National Breast Cancer Awareness Month launched in Ho

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National Breast Cancer Awareness Month launched in Ho

The acting Volta Regional Deputy Director of Public Health, Dr Hectoria Awekeya, said the treatment of advanced breast cancer might be prolonged and expensive, with poorer survival outcomes.

Regional Minister The Volta Regional Minister, James Gunu, earlier said breast cancer was a serious human issue with major public concerns.

Those figures, she said, were a reminder that breast cancer remained a significant public health concern.

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