In this Episode, Dr. Adetutu Mabadeje, a Consultant Radiation and Clinical Oncologist, talks about Breast Cancer; how different stages of the disease requiresdifferent treatments; why ignorance and ingrained beliefs undermine treatment and what government and support groups can do.

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Nike did not have her second baby, until after 6 years and, then, the bombshell: she was diagnosed for stage 4 breast cancer, while she was a nursing mother. She was told she had just a few days to live!. Now, looking back, Nike says "...and now, to be told you have Cancer and you have days to live. I just want you to imagine. I mean, it didn't add up." Nike's is a story of faith and sheer grit, a testimony that breast cancer may not be a death sentence.

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Breast Cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among women in Africa. Globally, one in every eight women will have breast cancer, during their lifetime. Here, Dr. Tuyi explains the risk factors which cause breast cancer, its symptoms and ways to prevent death by breast cancer.

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