Queen Mother of Abelemkpe and Dzorwulu, Naa Badu Adiagba I, has called on Ghanaians to stop stigmatizing people living with breast cancer and related infertility challenges. According to the Queen Mother, stigma remains a major barrier that prevents some breast cancer patients from openly discussing their condition and seeking timely medical attention. She urged families, […]
Queen Mother of Abelemkpe and Dzorwulu, Naa Badu Adiagba I, has urged Ghanaians to stop stigmatizing breast cancer patients, emphasizing that stigma is a major barrier to seeking timely medical attention. She stressed that families, friends, and communities should provide emotional support and encouragement to those affected, rather than making them feel ashamed or isolated.
Naa Badu Adiagba I also encouraged patients not to be discouraged by negative comments and advised them to focus on their medical examinations and treatment, while highlighting the importance of compassion, education, and community support in combating breast cancer stigma.
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