There is no evidence second-hand bra causes breast cancer - Dr. Suliat Oyawoye - MyJoyOnline

Medical officer at Medifem Hospital, Suliat Oyawoye, has revealed that so far, research does not support claims that wearing of second-hand brassiers causes cancer.

I begged for money to treat my breast cancer – Survivor - MyJoyOnline

Woman with breast cancer faces eviction by landlord over stench - MyJoyOnline

Duayaw-Nkwanta Queen Mother urges breast cancer screening after woman dies of the disease - MyJoyOnline

BCI charges chiefs, opinion leaders to join fight against breast cancer - MyJoyOnline

Claanti Foundation embarks on breast cancer awareness, screening in Ahafo region - MyJoyOnline

Mama Mariam Foundation screens over 1,000 Zongo women for breast cancer - MyJoyOnline

BCI vows to enhance breast cancer awareness in rural communities - MyJoyOnline

Christie Brown launches CSR unit with breast cancer awareness campaign - MyJoyOnline

Breast cancer survivor and advocate urges families to support their relatives battling the disease - MyJoyOnline

Claanti Foundation embarks on breast cancer awareness, screening in Ahafo region - MyJoyOnline

Habiba Sinare makes history with the biggest breast cancer health awareness walk in Ghana - MyJoyOnline

Yoo Naa calls for breast cancer campaign in rural parts of Northern Region - MyJoyOnline

Remain committed to treatment upon diagnosis - Expert advises breast cancer patients - MyJoyOnline

I carried the cross for my family, it must end with me - Breast cancer survivor - MyJoyOnline