Breaking the Stigma: The Importance of Early Cancer Detection in Africa

Today, a patient came in for her first mammogram at age 54. When I asked if she’d ever had one, she responded, “Why should I go looking for trouble?”This mindset is not uncommon in Africa, even among healthcare workers (HCWs). There’s a deep-rooted belief that if you feel fine there’s no need to seek medical … Continue reading Breaking the Stigma: The Importance of Early Cancer Detection in Africa