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Who is at risk of breast cancer in Ghana?

Symposium Overview

DATE & TIMING Wednesday, 21 October 2026 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM GMT
VENUE The Debate House 6 Nii Mensah Tettey Street, Adjiringanor, East Legon
Available Seating 30 seats remaining

Featured Panelists

Lily Paemka  Portrait
Lily Paemka
Prof

Moderator

Vanessa Aseye Atikpui Portrait
Vanessa Aseye Atikpui
Dr

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QIC PINK CONNECT

An exclusive breast health information and sensitization experience for QIC customers, partners, their nominees and invited guests. QIC is pleased to invite you to a special Breast Cancer information & sensitization session at The Debate House, Accra. The session is part of QIC’s commitment to supporting the health and wellbeing of our customers and communities. During the session, medical and research experts will share practical information on: Breast cancer prevention and risk reduction Early detection and screening Local oncogenomic research and what it means for patients Current treatment options and treatment journeys Where and when to seek medical help Support groups and other available resources Who can attend? QIC customers are invited to attend. Female customers are especially encouraged to participate, while male customers may nominate a female relative, friend or other person who would benefit from the session. QIC’s selected corporate partners may also nominate prospective attendees to participate. Please complete this form to register or nominate someone. Attendance is subject to confirmation by QIC.

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