Topic: Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Oncologist warns cancer could be ‘next pandemic’
With the world moving on from COVID-19, another threat looms, with a Cayman oncologist warning that cancer could develop into the next pandemic.
Community brings ‘pink energy’ to Camana Bay
Some 365 ladies packed the arts and recreation Centre (ARC) at Camana Bay for the 17th annual Pilates for Pink, a Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser in support of the Cayman Islands Cancer Society.
The original ‘survivor’: Beyoncé’s father Mathew Knowles on beating breast cancer
American music mogul, speaker, professor, author, and entrepreneur, Matthew Knowles chatted with Compass Media’s Shanda Gallego on redefining ‘pink month’, his return to the Cayman Islands, advice to Cayman’s entrepreneurs, and raising pop icons.
Celebrating 65th birthday by collecting 65 bags of plastic trash
Breast Cancer Foundation finance and programming advisor Martin Lancaster is marking his 65th birthday this month by collecting 65 bags of plastic trash from local shorelines and rural areas.
Breast Cancer Screening – Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands Breast Cancer Screening Programme is sponsored by The Lions Club of Tropical Gardens, in partnership with CI Health Services Authority, CTMH...
Local charities, supporters mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when local organisations and individuals highlight the disease that is one of the leading causes of death in woman, and raise funds to help patients and survivors.
New pink gin stirs breast cancer awareness
Cayman Spirits Company is hoping its new gin will become a tonic to boost breast cancer awareness in the local community.
This month the local...
Dart awarded for registering most participants in 5K walk/run
The Dart group of companies, with 45 members of staff taking part, won this year’s Lions Club of Tropical Gardens Brenda Tibbetts-Lund Memorial Walk/Run Challenge Cup.
Civil servants wear pink to support Lions Club’s breast cancer awareness effort
Government workers, members of the public and Acting Deputy Governor Stran Bodden donned pink on Friday to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Strong turnout for district breast cancer presentation
It was a packed house at the John Gray Memorial Church Hall last week for an information session on breast cancer.
