breast cancer awareness month @ ami hospital, dar es salaam

As part of events to commemorate the World’s Breast Cancer Awareness Week, The Aga Khan Hospital yesterday organised a free breast cancer screening and checkup for city residents.

  The management of AMI Hospital – Dar es Salaam wishes to take this opportunity to acknowledge to its various stakeholders that we are aware of their fears and concerns that have been elicited by the news that appeared in a section of the local media to the effect that AMI Hospital has filed for bankruptcy.
 Given the sensitivity of the matter and the fact that it is an issue that is before the courts, the Hospital management would not wish to be drawn to this discussion at the moment. The...

Front view of the New Sali International Hospital opened in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

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Sali International Hospital has acquired all assets belonging to former African Medical Investment (AMI) Hospital which closed business in Dar es Salaam five months ago (May).

The hospital proprietors, Dr. Edward Tamale-Ssali and his wife Kate Ssali, apart from buying AMI assets, has added more modern equipments and moved to put up a state of the art international hospital at the same...

Aga Khan Hospital, Dar es Salaam will offer free clinical breast examination and breast health education on Saturday, October 11th from 9.00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Early Screening helps detect cancers in people who have no symptoms. This is when it's most treatable.
This Saturday, to mark the Breast Cancer Awareness month, Aga Khan Hospital, will offer free breast exams, free ultrasound screening and health education. 
The forum will also provide current information on breast cancer treatment as...

Court broker from MEM Auctioneers and General Brokers Ltd Mr. Elieza Mwambo (second right) hands over door keys to Bains Holdings Limited Site Manager Mr Zulfiqar Hassanali (left) as a sign of handing over a premise where AMI hospital used to operate its business, back to the landlord, after AMI was evicted for nun-payment of $ 1.75 million as rent due for 3 years. Right is MEM Operation Manager, Mr. Protches Moshi.

Court broker from MEM Auctioneers and General Brokers Ltd Mr. Elieza...

Breast cancer has in recent years become one of the most serious health problems afflicting our women.

If you are a Tanzanian woman, a regular user of chemicals like gasoline and diesel and you are regularly exposed to smoke from vehicle exhaust pipes, there is a high chance that you may get breast cancer.

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