Techiman residents get free health screening as KGL Foundation marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The health screening, organised during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, offered breast cancer screening alongside checks for blood pressure, human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis B and C, and eye conditions, among other services.
In Techiman, the KGL Foundation marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month by offering free health screenings to over 200 residents, including students, men, and women. The initiative aimed to promote early detection and preventive healthcare among young people who spend extended periods in school before returning home for vacation. Thomas, an 18-year-old student, participated in the screening as he believes staying healthy is crucial for his education.
He expressed concern that undetected illnesses could hinder his academic progress and urged fellow students to prioritize regular health checks. The health screening, organized during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, provided services beyond breast cancer detection, including blood pressure measurements, HPV, hepatitis B and C tests, and eye exams.
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