Pioneering early detection methods to transform outcomes for breast and prostate cancer patients
At Imaging for Hope International, we believe that early detection is key to improving survival rates and quality of life for those affected by cancer. Our research efforts focus on innovative strategies to enhance screening, diagnosis, and treatment of breast and prostate cancer.
Early detection significantly increases the chances of successful treatment. For many cancers, the earlier they are found, the more treatment options are available.
Detecting cancer in its initial stages often leads to less aggressive treatment, shorter recovery times, and better overall quality of life for patients.
Early-stage treatment is typically less costly than treating advanced cancer, reducing the financial burden on patients and healthcare systems.
Our multidisciplinary approach addresses all aspects of early cancer detection
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Get Awareness MaterialsOur research findings published in peer-reviewed journals
Frimpong, G. A. A., Aboagye, E., et al. (2024). Cureus, 16(5).
A single-step approach with biparametric and whole-body diffusion MRI in an African cohort.
View PublicationFrimpong, G. A. A., Aboagye, E., et al. (2024). Precision Medical Sciences.
Individual and combined bioscore model of ADC value, Gleason score, and PSA.
View PublicationFrimpong, G. A. A., Aboagye, E., et al. (2024). Cureus, 16(7).
The Impact of Elastography Integration into Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BIRADS) Categorization.
View PublicationFrimpong, G. A. A., Aboagye, E., et al. (2024). Cureus, 16(7).
Unveiling Correlations with Histopathological Grades and Subtypes.
View PublicationFrimpong, G. A. A., Aboagye, E., et al. (2024). Cureus, 16(6).
Insights from an African Cohort on prostate cancer locations and metastatic patterns.
View PublicationOur motto encapsulates our commitment to advancing research that empowers individuals to take charge of their health. Together, we can make strides in the fight against cancer and improve lives through early detection and innovative treatments.