Breast Cancer: Early detection saves lives - Nima Polyclinic Head of Administration

At the Nima Polyclinic, Gertrude Aba Awuku Bekoe, the Head of Administration, has emphasized the importance of women getting screened for breast cancer. She stresses that early detection can save lives, making routine medical examinations crucial. Any woman with breasts is at risk of developing breast cancer. However, early detection does not mean the end of the road; it offers hope for treatment.

The head of Human Resources at ASA Savings and Loans, Grace Boadu, a breast cancer survivor, highlighted that screening is painless, urging women to undergo examination. Boadu recounted her own experience of battling breast cancer in 2023, undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, yet remaining resilient. She reiterated that early detection is key, urging women to participate in screenings and seek medical advice.

The ASA Savings and Loans CEO, Gwen Tinotenda Muteiwa, called on corporate women to prioritize their health by scheduling annual breast cancer screenings. Muteiwa stressed that early detection is vital, as breast cancer does not have to be fatal if identified before it spreads. She emphasized that a woman's strength in health enables her to better support her corporate responsibilities.