Every October, breast cancer awareness campaigns remind us of the importance of early detection, prevention and access to treatment. Advocates call on governments to equip health facilities, strengthen cancer services and ensure that patients receive timely care. These demands are necessary. In Ghana, delays in accessing treatment remain a concern, with a 2025 study of patients referred for breast biopsies in the Oti and Volta regions documenting substantial gaps in treatment initiation.
Beyond survival: The unseen battles breast cancer survivors continue to fight
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