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Pink October: DCL champions early breast cancer detection in Ghana

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Every October, the world turns pink in solidarity against breast cancer. But for Diagnostic Centre Ltd. (DCL), Pink October is more than a campaign; it is a mission to save lives through awareness and early detection.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Ghanaian women, accounting for thousands of new cases each year. Sadly, many women are diagnosed at advanced stages, when treatment is less effective and survival rates drop significantly.

Dr. Byrite Asamoah, Medical Director at DCL, explained: “We see too many women coming to us only after symptoms have advanced. Our message this Pink October is simple: don’t wait. Early detection is the difference between life and loss.”

Facts You Should Know

●Breast cancer accounts for over 30% of cancer cases among Ghanaian women.

●Many women delay seeking care due to fear, stigma, or lack of access.

●Early screening can increase survival rates to over 90% when treatment starts on time.

DCL is proud to offer affordable and reliable breast screening services, including mammograms, ultrasounds, and laboratory tests. With some of Ghana’s most advanced diagnostic equipment, the centre ensures that women receive fast, accurate, and compassionate care.

Dennis Wijsmuller, CEO at DCL, shared: “We have invested in world-class imaging technology to make screenings more accessible. This October, we are lowering costs and expanding outreach so more women can come forward without fear.”

DCL invites women of all ages and the men who support them to take charge of their health this Pink October.

Call us today: 024 639 0374

Visit: www.dclgh.com

Follow: Facebook: @dclghana, Instsagram: @dclgh

Don’t wait. Early detection saves lives, and your screening could be the first step!

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