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The exercise covered blood pressure, cholesterol, malaria, blood sugar and eye health checks.
The Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection (MoGCSP) has launched a free breast and medical screening program for Civil Service employees as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2026. The screening campaign, which runs from October 19 to 28, takes place at the Ministry’s former office location.
Offerings include breast screening, blood pressure and blood sugar assessments, general medical consultations, and health education to promote preventive healthcare and early disease detection. Dr Sabia Kpekata, a Principal Programme Officer in the Department of Gender, delivered an address on behalf of MoGCSP Chief Director Dr Marian Kpakpah. She emphasized that the initiative reflects the Ministry’s dedication to protecting the well-being of its workforce.
The purpose of the exercise is to encourage early detection, timely diagnosis, and access to appropriate medical care, according to Kpekata. Breast cancer awareness should not only be limited to public campaigns but should lead to actionable steps such as seeking reliable health information, being vigilant about bodily changes, and consulting qualified healthcare professionals when necessary. Kpekata urged employees to make the most of the free screening services and prioritize their health.
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