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BCI Walk 2026: Dr Wiafe Addai calls for early detection

The campaign brought together traditional leaders and other participants to educate the public on the dangers of breast cancer and the need for people to seek medical attention when they notice changes in their breasts.
Nana Agyakoma Difie II, urged the public to stop associating breast cancer with spiritual causes and instead seek medical treatment when they notice unusual changes in their breasts.
She explained that breast cancer should be treated as a medical condition and encouraged people not to allow fear, stigma or misconceptions to prevent them from seeking professional care.
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