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CancerAware - Nigeria 10 impactful years of reducing the cancer incidence in Nigeria through prevention and early detection. 🩷

10 impactful years of reducing the cancer incidence in 🇳🇬 through prevention and early detection. 🩷

DID YOU KNOW? Hearing the stories of survivors and caregivers doesn’t just inspire, it saves lives.When women share thei...
29/06/2026

DID YOU KNOW?
Hearing the stories of survivors and caregivers doesn’t just inspire, it saves lives.
When women share their journeys, they break fear, spark hope and encourage others to take action early.
Your story could be the reason someone gets screened and that can make all the difference.


# WeAreCancerAware

‎Happy New Month.‎Welcome to June.‎.‎.‎At CancerAware, we are on a year-round mission to educate and empower every woman...
01/06/2026

‎Happy New Month.
‎Welcome to June.
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‎At CancerAware, we are on a year-round mission to educate and empower every woman about early detection and risk reduction and we make every month is focused on awareness and support.
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‎Here are 3 key steps to keep in mind:
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‎(1) REGULAR HEALTH CHECKS
‎Ladies, don't forget your monthly Breast Self Examinations (at least once a month). If anything seems unusual, consult a doctor immediately.
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‎If you're 40 and above, yearly mammograms are crucial. For women with dense breasts, consider breast ultrasounds and MRIs. If you are below 40, get yearly breast ultrasound scans.
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‎If you have a family history of breast cancer, talk to your doctor about personalized breast screening plans. And everyone, men and women alike must make a habit of getting yearly health check-ups.
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‎(2) HEALTHY LIFESTYLE HABITS:
‎Incorporate regular physical activity into your routine.
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‎Aim for at least 5 portions of fruits and vegetables a day.
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‎If you smoke, commit to quitting. Be aware that even low alcohol consumption raises your breast cancer risk. So, commit to quitting alcohol too.
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‎Reduce your intake of red meat and eliminate processed meat from your diet.
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‎If you're using hormonal contraceptives, consult your doctor about safer, non-hormonal family planning methods.
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‎Prioritize non-toxic skincare and household products.
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‎Know your family health history and take proactive steps based on the information you gather.
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‎(3) SPREAD THE WORD:
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‎Share the crucial message of early detection with your friends, family and contacts. You might just save a life.
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‎Remember, early detection coupled with timely and appropriate treatment can make a world of difference when it comes to cancer.
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‎Let us make every day an opportunity to raise awareness and support one another.
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‎Have a wonderful and keep the awareness flame alive.
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31/05/2026

Since 2019, CancerAware and AIICO Insurance have been working to make the journey a little easier for our beneficiaries facing a breast cancer diagnosis.
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‎Together, we provide treatment support and compassionate care so our beneficiaries can focus on what matters most, healing and recovery.
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‎"In December 2025, when I was preparing for my chemotherapy, my oncologist, Dr. Alabi, recommended I reach out to Cance...
30/05/2026

‎"In December 2025, when I was preparing for my chemotherapy, my oncologist, Dr. Alabi, recommended I reach out to CancerAware for assistance with my medications.
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‎Despite the very tight timeframe, they came through for me. I have now completed four sessions and the journey has been a breeze thanks to their support.
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‎I was even given a care package in December for Christmas. I initially thought it was a mistake because it’s rare to find an organization that provides free medication and also ensures you are fed during such a difficult time.
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‎I am incredibly grateful to CancerAware for the relief they’ve brought to me and my family.
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‎A special thanks to Miss Taiwo for being so helpful and responding within seconds.
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‎I truly hope to pay this huge favor forward someday."
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‎TIMI
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‎CancerAware is able to fund the treatment of our beneficiaries including Timi because of your kind donations.
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‎You can support the treatment of women in our Patient Support Programme and on our wait-list by making a donation.
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‎Kindly click the link in our bio to make a donation.
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‎Testimonial shared with the beneficiary's consent.
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Wishing you a bright and colourful week filled with good tidings.LADIES, remember to get your breast and cervical screen...
18/05/2026

Wishing you a bright and colourful week filled with good tidings.
LADIES, remember to get your breast and cervical screening tests done!




‎Health is wealth and having regular health and wellness checks is one way to ensure you stay in optimal health.‎.‎.‎Lad...
14/04/2026

‎Health is wealth and having regular health and wellness checks is one way to ensure you stay in optimal health.
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‎Ladies, did you know you can prevent cervical cancer through regular screening?
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‎Click the link in our bio to book the EMERALD or RUBY Women's Screening Packages for yourself or a loved one.
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25/03/2026

Like many women who face breast cancer in Nigeria, Mrs Lawal did not have the funds and resources for her treatment.
CancerAware has been able to fund her chemotherapy treatment thus far. This is because of your kind donations.
You can support her treatment and that of other women on our wait-list by making a donation.
Kindly click the link in our bio to make a donation.
Testimonial shared with the beneficiary's consent.




VOLUNTEER Spotlight"Bringing the right health information as it pertains to cancer to my local community is something I ...
11/03/2026

VOLUNTEER Spotlight
"Bringing the right health information as it pertains to cancer to my local community is something I am passionate about because it equips individuals with the tools needed for prevention and early detection of the disease.
CancerAware gave me the platform to do this with all my heart and with ease, with their already laid foundation to reduce the burden of cancer among women in Nigeria. I am delighted to be part of the volunteering team of an organisation that brings smiles to the faces of many."
Kehinde Babatunde
CancerAware Volunteer



04/03/2026

Today is
HPV = the human papillomavirus is a common virus that can cause cancer.
The good news is that we have the power to eliminate HPV-related cancers by taking the following steps.
1. Get informed about HPV and cancer
2. Get the HPV vaccine to prevent infection and reduce your cancer risk.
3. Ladies, attend your cervical screening.
Find more information on the AskAboutHPV site here: https://www.askabouthpv.org/hpv-facts/hpv-facts-for-everyone/
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