Primary prevention of cancer
Since there is no cure for cancer, preventing the cancerous process from ever starting is the best way to tackle it. That is why the primary prevention of cancer will be effective. Cancer has economic and social implications when it sets in, so it is a process that should not start if you stand with Ejemen Foundation.
Health Counselling
Many reasons and factors have been linked to cancer including family history. Letting people know about how their lifestyle and genetic components can increase their risk of having cancer is a good prevention measure.
Education
Education has a systematic way of achieving a goal. We roll out programs to target even the vulnerable and poor people on primary prevention of cancer.
Safety Measures
There are both remote and external factors such as environment and products that expose people to the risk of cancer. They all constitute primary prevention of cancer and together we can prevent cancer.
Preventive Measures For Tuberculosis
Tackling Tuberculosis effectively includes strict adherence to preventive measures for tuberculosis. The disease is highly contagious and it is deadly. The poor that are living in clustered settlements without adequate health care are more exposed to it.
Preventive Measures Of Meningitis
Nigerians are exposed to a high risk of meningitis because of the high temperature compared to other countries outside Africa. Preventive measures of meningitis stop the spread of the disease because it is highly contagious too.
Preventive Measures Of Stroke
Stroke is equally a preventable disease that can be avoided with preventive health care measures. However, preventive measures for stroke are more of lifestyle modifications that can lower the risk of the disease.
About Us
The Princess Ejemen Foundation has been providing charitable services to thousands of Nigerians since 2011.
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Nigerian Office
Home Office (Nigeria):
25 Ugbor Road,
GRA, Benin City,
Edo State, Nigeria
U.S Office:
7225 Hanover Parkway,
Suite A Greenbelt,
MD 20770
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