A strong focus on improving patient access to cancer care: Screening | Diagnosis | Treatment | Psychosocial support.
Nigeria
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FREE CLINICAL BREAST EXAMINATIONS!
Join us at the Walk Away Cancer 12.0 Health Village for free clinical breast examinations and other health services. Early detection starts with taking your health seriously.
📅 31 October | 7AM
📍 Monoliza Park, Garki, Abuja
#WalkAwayCancer12
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WHY I WALK 💗
Don’t wait for symptoms to take your breast health seriously.
This Pink October, access discounted mammogram and breast ultrasound screenings at Medicaid Radio-Diagnostics & Clinics, Abuja.
Get checked. Early detection matters.
#WhyIWalk #WalkAwayCancer12
18 DAYS TO GO! 🎗️ On 31 October, join Walk Away Cancer 12.0 for a 5KM walk to raise cancer awareness, encourage early detection, and support patients and survivors.
📍 Monoliza, Garki, Abuja | 7AM
Register via the link in our bio.
#WalkAwayCancer12 #OneWalkOneFight
Walk Away Cancer 2026 Needs You!
We’re looking for volunteers:
• Graphic Designers
• Video Editors
Use your skills to support cancer awareness.
📍 Abuja | 31 October 2026
#WalkAwayCancer2026 #OneWalkOneFight
🎗️ Nigeria has the world’s highest sickle cell burden.
Know your genotype. Know your partner’s.
A simple test today can help families make informed choices tomorrow.
💚 Share. Awareness saves lives.
#SickleCellAwareness #KnowYourGenotype
The #MedicaidSummerFair, founded by Rugayya (ru.smatchacorner ), brought together young entrepreneurs like la_reedas, jay bistros and many more while promoting better health through free genotype testing, discounted screenings, and wellness education. This is just the beginning.
The future of cancer care is precision. 🎗️
Join Webinar 2 of the #VirtualRadiotheranosticsSummit and hear global experts discuss what it takes to bring radiotheranostics to Nigeria.
📅 19 Aug | 🕛 12 PM WAT
The future of cancer care is precision. 🎗️
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GLOBOCAN 2024 estimates 20.6M new cancer cases and 9.8M deaths worldwide, with cases projected to reach 34.8M by 2050.
The fight against cancer is not only about treatment. It is about early detection, equitable care, and ensuring every patient is treated with dignity.
#GLOBOCAN
We appreciate the valuable insights shared during today’s World Hepatitis Day webinar. At Medicaid Cancer Foundation, we remain committed to raising awareness, promoting early detection, and supporting liver cancer prevention. #WorldHepatitisDay #HepatitisCantWait
Guatemala is integrating hepatitis B, HIV, and syphilis testing into antenatal care to improve maternal and child health. #Hepatitis
Testing and treating viral hepatitis is a form of cancer screening. — Dr. Zainab Shinkafi-Bagudu (@DrZSB) #Hepatitis
Myth vs Fact: Hepatitis C remains a global health challenge. Millions of new hepatitis cases are reported annually. #WorldHepatitisDay
The WHO Global Hepatitis Report 2026 shows progress toward hepatitis elimination is still too slow. Urgent action is needed. #Hepatitis
We’re live at the World Hepatitis Day 2026 webinar with @Hep_Alliance. Follow this thread for key insights. #WorldHepatitisDay #Hepatitis
Welcome to July from the Medicaid Cancer Foundation May this new month bring hope, strength, and fresh opportunities to make a positive impact. Together, we’re building healthier communities. 💙 #WelcomeJuly #MCF
Does a mammogram cause cancer?
Mammography remains one of the most effective tools for detecting breast cancer early, often before symptoms appear, giving patients a better chance at successful treatment and recovery.
#BreastCancerAwareness #Mammogram
This June, we're talking about what most men avoid.
Prostate cancer has no loud warning signs it creeps in silently. By the time symptoms show, it may already be advanced.
The good news? A simple screening can change everything.
🎗️ This #CancerSurvivorsMonth, we celebrate every survivor whose courage, resilience, and hope continue to inspire us.
Honored at our #WalkAwayCancer event, these stories remind us that life after cancer is possible and worth celebrating.
@WHO @uicc
Uterine cancer is one of the most common gynecologic cancers, yet many women are unaware of its warning signs. Abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, or unusual changes should never be ignored. Early diagnosis can make a significant difference in treatment outcomes and survival rates.
Their love, strength, and unwavering support provide comfort when it is needed most. Behind many cancer journeys is a caregiver making sacrifices, offering encouragement, and helping patients navigate each day with hope and dignity.
#MedicaidCancerFoundation #CancerSupport
