GNAT IRIRS and Cancer Foundation to Host Virtual Seminar on Early Cancer Detection

 


GNAT IRIRS and Cancer Foundation to Host Virtual Seminar on Early Cancer Detection


The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) Institute for Research and Industrial Relations Studies (IRIRS), in collaboration with the GNAT Cancer Foundation, is set to hold an informative online seminar focusing on the early detection of cancer.


This virtual event, taking place on March 13, 2025, is open to GNAT members, their spouses, and the general public. 

It aims to educate participants on identifying early signs of cancer and the importance of timely medical intervention to improve treatment outcomes.


Leading the discussion will be three experienced medical professionals:

✅ Dr. Emmanuel Amankwah Frimpong

✅ Dr. George Afari

✅ Dr. Edward Banson


Event Information:

•Date: Thursday, March 13, 2025

•Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

•Venue: Zoom (Online)

•Meeting ID: 870 2896 1185

•Passcode: GNATIRIRS

Participants will learn how to identify early warning signs, understand common risk factors, and appreciate the value of regular health screenings. This initiative is part of GNAT’s broader efforts to support the well-being of its members and the wider community.

For additional details or inquiries, you can contact:

Phone: 0322195782 / 0322195783

Email: info@gnatirirs.edu.gh

Website: www.gnatirirs.edu.gh

With cancer remaining a major global health challenge, this seminar provides a valuable opportunity for participants to gain practical knowledge and take steps toward safeguarding their health.

Stay informed and proactive—your health matters.




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