Cancer affects the African population with a greater incidence than AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined.

The World Health Organization states that from 2020 there will be 16 million new cases of cancer each year and 70% of them occur in developing countries

The vast majority of the African population has no access to programs for the prevention of cancer, or health care facilities that can provide early detection, treatment and palliative care of malignant tumors.

It ‘absolutely necessary to act as soon as possible and in the most effective way to combat this new epidemic that hit Africa in the coming years.

Our weapons are the prevention, early detection and awareness of local public opinion.

Tumors in African populations are mainly preventable cancer of the cervix and cancer of the liver.

Breast cancer is not preventable but can be defeated through early detection and treatment of lesions in the early stages.