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Innocent Atuhe
MSc. Hospital Management, BSWASA, Dip. Clinical
Medicine
Executive Director
Uganda Cancer Fund
Tel: +256704 594 447 / 780 807 507
E-mail: fundforcancer@gmail.com
: fund_uganda
:Uganda-Cancer-Fund
BURDEN OF CANCER
• In 2014, 3,024 new cancer cases were reported
Vs 2,037 in 2010 (Uganda Cancer Registry, 2015).
• From 2000 to 2012, 17,813 new cancer cases and
a total of 353000 cancer deaths occurred in
Uganda (74 cancer deaths per day). This is far
more than maternal mortality and related deaths
of 16 women per day (WHO, 2014).
• Commonest cancers in Uganda are; Cervical and
breast cancers among women and prostate, liver,
lung, Kaposi's sarcoma, penile, urinary bladder,
and oesophageal cancers in men (Parkin DM, Sitas
F et al, 2008).
BREAST CANCER
What is breast
cancer?
Breast cancer is
uncontrolled
growth of breast
cells.
PREVALENCE OF BREAST CANCER
• Breast cancer accounts for 12.5% of all
cancer deaths among women in Uganda
• 2,420 new cases were reported in 2014
• Over 80% of all breast cancer cases
present in advanced stages
• Only 46% of women with breast cancer
survive
• Breast cancer can be cured if detected
early
WHY IS BREAST CANCER ON THE RISE?
• More women are living longer that
before
• Puberty & breast dev’t are starting
earlier than before
• More women are delaying & not
having full term pregnancy
• Fewer women breast feed & more
women b/feed for <2 years
RISK FACTORS……
• More adolescents & women take
hormones-contraceptive pill; start earlier
& stay on longer
• More women & girls are over weight
• More women & girls are physically
inactive
• More women & girls consume alcohol
• More women smoke
• More women are stressed & sleep
deprived
• More women have low levels of Vit. D
SIGNS & SYMPROMS OF BREAST
CANCER
NB. Initially no signs & symptoms. This why
regular screening can save lives.
• Breast lump-may be too small to see of
feel
• A painless hard, lump with rough edges
• Breast swelling / pain /redness
• Nipple turning inwards (Retracted)
• Breast skin dimpling
• Blood discharge from the nipple
• Lump in the under arm
SCREENING FOR BREAST CANCER
Breast Self Exam Clinical breast exam
Screening for breast cancer….
Biopsy Mammogram
REDUCE YOUR RISK
TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER
Depending on the stage,
• Surgery
• Chemotherapy
• Radiotherapy
• Palliation
SMOKER’S BODY
SMOKING INCREASES YOUR RISK
What Uganda Cancer Fund is
doing
• Supporting mass public education about cancer
through local news papers, tv, radios, and other
social media
• Supporting training of h/workers in cancer screening
• Patient Hostels-In advanced stage of opening up 50
bed N&B House of Hope in memory of late
Nankabirwa and Bbale
• Supporting Mobile cancer screening in Western
Uganda
• Have established ‘’Cancer Drugs Fund’’ to provide
cancer drugs to children and the most vulnerable
• Mobilizing resources from local and foreign donors
for cancer prevention and care
What needs to done
• Integrating cancer awareness and screening into
daily health care delivery packages at all levels
• Training health personnel at all healthcare
delivery levels in cancer advocacy and screening
• Opening up and fully equipping 4 Regional
Cancer Treatment Centers
• Building capacity of UCI as a center of excellence
in cancer care in the EAC
• Increasing budgetary allocation for cancer drugs
• Opening up cancer patient hostels
• Investing in cancer research
We need your support
We rely on public generosity and individuals like you to
reach our clients
You can donate to our Cancer Drugs Fund and prolong
life of a child suffering from cancer.
Our Mobile money a/c:
MTN: Uganda Cancer Fund 0780 807 507
AIRTEL: Uganda Cancer Fund 0703 594 447
For more information on donations, please contact;
Mr. Innocent Atuhe, 0703 159 856 / 0777 747 779; or
e-mail at fundforcancer@gmail.com
You can also visit us on twitter and face book for
cancer information & videos
How we use your donations
• 80%-Services, 12% for fundraising and 8%
for office administration.
We believe there is no small donation
This what UGX 5000 can do for us;
• Print a cancer Info brochure
• Buy 50 MBs of data to send posts on social media
• Produce 1 cancer information video CD
• buy 20 minutes of voice calls/counselling
• Print a cancer message on a t-shirt
THANK YOU

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BREAST CANCER PRESENTATION

  • 1. Innocent Atuhe MSc. Hospital Management, BSWASA, Dip. Clinical Medicine Executive Director Uganda Cancer Fund Tel: +256704 594 447 / 780 807 507 E-mail: fundforcancer@gmail.com : fund_uganda :Uganda-Cancer-Fund
  • 2. BURDEN OF CANCER • In 2014, 3,024 new cancer cases were reported Vs 2,037 in 2010 (Uganda Cancer Registry, 2015). • From 2000 to 2012, 17,813 new cancer cases and a total of 353000 cancer deaths occurred in Uganda (74 cancer deaths per day). This is far more than maternal mortality and related deaths of 16 women per day (WHO, 2014). • Commonest cancers in Uganda are; Cervical and breast cancers among women and prostate, liver, lung, Kaposi's sarcoma, penile, urinary bladder, and oesophageal cancers in men (Parkin DM, Sitas F et al, 2008).
  • 3.
  • 4. BREAST CANCER What is breast cancer? Breast cancer is uncontrolled growth of breast cells.
  • 5. PREVALENCE OF BREAST CANCER • Breast cancer accounts for 12.5% of all cancer deaths among women in Uganda • 2,420 new cases were reported in 2014 • Over 80% of all breast cancer cases present in advanced stages • Only 46% of women with breast cancer survive • Breast cancer can be cured if detected early
  • 6. WHY IS BREAST CANCER ON THE RISE? • More women are living longer that before • Puberty & breast dev’t are starting earlier than before • More women are delaying & not having full term pregnancy • Fewer women breast feed & more women b/feed for <2 years
  • 7. RISK FACTORS…… • More adolescents & women take hormones-contraceptive pill; start earlier & stay on longer • More women & girls are over weight • More women & girls are physically inactive • More women & girls consume alcohol • More women smoke • More women are stressed & sleep deprived • More women have low levels of Vit. D
  • 8. SIGNS & SYMPROMS OF BREAST CANCER NB. Initially no signs & symptoms. This why regular screening can save lives. • Breast lump-may be too small to see of feel • A painless hard, lump with rough edges • Breast swelling / pain /redness • Nipple turning inwards (Retracted) • Breast skin dimpling • Blood discharge from the nipple • Lump in the under arm
  • 9. SCREENING FOR BREAST CANCER Breast Self Exam Clinical breast exam
  • 10. Screening for breast cancer…. Biopsy Mammogram
  • 12. TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER Depending on the stage, • Surgery • Chemotherapy • Radiotherapy • Palliation
  • 14. What Uganda Cancer Fund is doing • Supporting mass public education about cancer through local news papers, tv, radios, and other social media • Supporting training of h/workers in cancer screening • Patient Hostels-In advanced stage of opening up 50 bed N&B House of Hope in memory of late Nankabirwa and Bbale • Supporting Mobile cancer screening in Western Uganda • Have established ‘’Cancer Drugs Fund’’ to provide cancer drugs to children and the most vulnerable • Mobilizing resources from local and foreign donors for cancer prevention and care
  • 15. What needs to done • Integrating cancer awareness and screening into daily health care delivery packages at all levels • Training health personnel at all healthcare delivery levels in cancer advocacy and screening • Opening up and fully equipping 4 Regional Cancer Treatment Centers • Building capacity of UCI as a center of excellence in cancer care in the EAC • Increasing budgetary allocation for cancer drugs • Opening up cancer patient hostels • Investing in cancer research
  • 16. We need your support We rely on public generosity and individuals like you to reach our clients You can donate to our Cancer Drugs Fund and prolong life of a child suffering from cancer. Our Mobile money a/c: MTN: Uganda Cancer Fund 0780 807 507 AIRTEL: Uganda Cancer Fund 0703 594 447 For more information on donations, please contact; Mr. Innocent Atuhe, 0703 159 856 / 0777 747 779; or e-mail at fundforcancer@gmail.com You can also visit us on twitter and face book for cancer information & videos
  • 17. How we use your donations • 80%-Services, 12% for fundraising and 8% for office administration. We believe there is no small donation This what UGX 5000 can do for us; • Print a cancer Info brochure • Buy 50 MBs of data to send posts on social media • Produce 1 cancer information video CD • buy 20 minutes of voice calls/counselling • Print a cancer message on a t-shirt