BRECAN
Improving the Lives of Many touched by breast cancer
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BRECAN [Visitor]
February 4 is World Cancer Day. This year's theme " Cancer can be prevented too" focusing on how risk of developing cancer can significantly be reduced through simple measures:
1. Stop use of tobacco and avoid exposure to second hand smoke
2. Limit alcohol consumption
3. Avoid excessive sun exposure
4. Maintain a healthy weight through eating healthy foods and exercising regularly
5. Protect against cancer causing infections
BRECAN marks the day at Loyola College Ibadan.
1. Stop use of tobacco and avoid exposure to second hand smoke
2. Limit alcohol consumption
3. Avoid excessive sun exposure
4. Maintain a healthy weight through eating healthy foods and exercising regularly
5. Protect against cancer causing infections
BRECAN marks the day at Loyola College Ibadan.
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health blog [Visitor] · http://www.cb-rc.com
The website of the American Cancer Society (American Cancer Society, ACS) contains information about many of the challenges of cancer and survival. You can search for information by cancer type or topic. ACS provides a list of support groups in your area,
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Andrew Devore [Visitor] · http://healthylivingcenter.org
Hope the summit was informative and productive. Did they happen to mention the positive effects of drinking alkaline ionized water as a natural cancer cure ( shrinking cancer tumors) and overall cancer prevention.
Permalink 12/28/09 @ 23:32 In response to: Brecan in Dublin
Babse [Visitor] · http://www.jjvoo.com
BRECAN ROCKS!
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BRECAN Head Office, Ibadan [Visitor] · http://www,brecan.org
The BRECAN Founder/President, Mrs Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu is among international cancer advocates invited by the Lance Armstrong Foundation to participate in the LIVESTRONG Global Cancer Summit which will take place August 24-26, 2009 in Dublin, Ireland. The Summit will make the case for acting urgently to address the global cancer burden and introduce new commitment to cancer control by bringing together world leaders, corporations, non-governmental organisations and advocates in an unprecedented show of solidarity. More than 200 organisations and individuals making extraordinaty commitments are being invited to attend the LIVESTRONG Global Cancer Summit. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with other advocates, network, gain media exposure and access tools and resources.
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BRECAN Head Office, Ibadan [Visitor] · http://www,brecan.org
Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, the Founder/President,BRECAN,is among international cancer advocates invited by Lance Armstrong Foundation to participate in the LIVESTRONG Global Cancer Summit taking place August 24-26 2009 in Dublin, Ireland.
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BRECAN
Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria (BRECAN) is a leading a not-for-profit and non-governmental organisation galvanising action against breast cancer in Nigeria. Founded in 1997 by Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, a breast cancer survivor herself, BRECAN is increasingly improving the lives of many touched by breast cancer who would have succumbed to the disease due to ignorance and lack of support. She was inspired by the strength gained from her traumatic experience and the indifference surrounding the disease.
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