Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting Nigerian women. While it’s often perceived as a disease of older women, a worrying trend shows a rise in cases among younger women (under 40). This is why it’s important to spread
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Breastfeeding, the act of nourishing a baby directly from the mother’s breast, is a beautiful and essential bond between mother and child. But beyond the immediate benefits, breastfeeding offers a hidden treasure: a potential shield for protecting mothers and their
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Breast cancer is a significant public health concern in Nigeria, with the highest incidence and mortality rate in Africa. In 2020 alone, an estimated 28,380 new cases were diagnosed, representing 22.7% of all new cancers among women. This alarming number highlights the urgent need for effective strategies to address this issue
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