Health Essentials
Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign ends at Labone SHS
The Spectator Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign reached its climax with a health talk at the Labone Senior High School (SHS) last week Friday in Accra.
The crusade, which began with a screening of the breast at the Kaneshie Market Complex, was under the theme, “Life Before and after Breast Cancer: A Future of Positivity and Hope.”
Apart from students of Labone SHS who attended the talk, students from Presbyterian Senior High School, La; Presbyterian Senior High School, Osu; and O’Reilly Senior High School participated also.
In all, about 500 students, both male and female, participated in the breast cancer awareness talk.
Ace hiplife artiste, Kwaku Duah, popularly known as Tic, an old student of the school, charged up the atmosphere with his exciting songs, which threw dignitaries at the event as well as the students on their feet.
The month-long crusade was to create awareness of the dangers of breast cancer to women in particular, who coincidentally align with the brand personality of The Spectator.
