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During this AMR Week, we join the global community to raise awareness about the silent crisis that undermines cancer treatment outcomes.
Bladder cancer may not top Nigeria’s list of public health discussions, but it is one of the most neglected yet deadly urological malignancies in the country.
Every October, the world turns pink to spotlight a disease that affects millions of women globally. But behind the ribbons, campaigns, and statistics are real women with real stories, stories of courage, pain, resilience, and survival.
The human element of patient safety is crucial because it's not just about numbers, it's about people.
Move Against Cancer Africa | September 2025 Introduction Move Against Cancer Africa is thrilled to share an epoch-making announcement that marks a significant step forward in our mission to combat cancer, particularly in Africa and other low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Our dedicated CEO, Mr. Caleb Egwuenu, has been appointed
In many African countries, healthcare is still deeply hierarchical. Doctors are revered, and patients are expected to comply without question. While respect for expertise is important, it must not come at the cost of inclusivity and compassion. Patients and their caregivers are not passive recipients of care; they are experts
During this AMR Week, we join the
Bladder cancer may not top Nigeria’s list
Every October, the world turns pink to
The human element of patient safety is
Move Against Cancer Africa | September 2025
In many African countries, healthcare is still
