Gender Ministry launches breast cancer campaign, pushes support over stigma
A new national campaign challenges how Ghana responds to breast cancer - but what will change for patients?
Ghana's Gender Ministry launched the 2026 Pink October breast cancer campaign in Ho, urging a shift from stigma to support.
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