What the research knows, Nigerian families hear.
We close the distance between what cancer research already proves and what actually reaches a family in Nigeria. Education, outreach, advocacy.
A youth-led initiativeIbadan, Nigeria
Who we are
We want a worldwith fewer cancer deaths.So we raise awareness,correct the myths,and promote clinical trialsto the people
they have always left out.
What we do02 / 05
Most of what Nigerians hear about cancer is wrong. Correcting it is the work.
01
Cancer is a death sentence.
Bridging the information gap
We translate treatments, trials and emerging therapies into plain language, so patients and caregivers can decide for themselves.
02
Clinical trials are for people abroad.
Advocacy and inclusion
We push for policy that improves care, closes treatment gaps, and puts patients in the room where decisions happen.
03
You would know if something was wrong.
Prevention and early detection
We promote screening, risk reduction and the everyday changes that catch cancer while it is still most treatable.
Programmes03 / 05
Writing04 / 05
Cancer Awareness & Education
Breast Cancer: Gender, Race, and Socio-Economic Factors
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. It is becoming a big problem in Nigeria. Many have heard about it, but only few understand…
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Cancer Awareness & Education
Everyday Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer
Chemicals are not only found in factories or laboratories. They are in everyday products like creams, soaps, hair relaxers, plastics, food packaging
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Clinical Trial
How Fat Cells May Be Fueling Breast Cancer
For years, scientists have known that being overweight or obese can raise the risk of developing breast cancer and even increase the chances of dying from it. But the big question has always been: why? A new study may finally offer some answers. Researchers discovered that certain breast cancer tumo
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