During their recent visit to Ghana, Mario Cappello and Prof. Riccardo Masetti had two private meetings with the Former President of Ghana John Kufuor and the King of the Ashanti region, Asantehene Osei Tutu II, respectively. During both of these meetings, Mr. Cappello and Prof. Masetti had the opportunity to share extensively about the progress of the HopeXchange Health Project and the ExxonMobil partnership with HopeXchange in the fight against malaria. read more...

• Establishes new site for malaria treatment, prevention and clinical trials of anti-malaria drugs
  
• Reflects ExxonMobil's decade-long commitment to malaria that has helped 40 million people, mostly in Africa

In June 2010 the IAEA's Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy (PACT) has agreed
to join forces in the fight against cancer in Ghana. HopeXchange, the Breast Health
Global Initiative and the Ghana Breast Cancer Alliance are developing the first ever
Learning Laboratory at the HopeXchange Medical Center in Kumasi, Ghana. read more...

The 2010 Global Summit on International Breast Health held in Chicago, June 9-
11, included the recognition of partners who helped launch the Breast Health Global
Initiative and the Global Summit series in 2002. read more...

In January of this year, the Ghana Breast Cancer Alliance and the Breast Health Global Initiative, in collaboration with hopeXchange and Susan G. Komen for the Cure, sponsored their first Breast Cancer Specialty Training Course in Kumasi, Ghana. This is one facet of the extensive educational program planned to increase health care capacity and access to high quality specialized clinical care in Ghana. read more...

HopeXchange and MediSend International, US-based international humanitarian organizations have formed a strategic partnership to provide transformational health services in the West African country of Ghana. read more...

HopeXchange delegation met the President John Atta Mills and the Minister of Health Dr. Benjamin Kunbuor at the castle November 17th 2009. President Atta Mills praised the HopeXchange Health Project, as a unique collaborative effort of top-ranking local and international experts and institutions that will work together to address major health needs in Ghana and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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On October, 17, 2008, HopeXchange and the GBCA held a major public breast cancer awareness event in Kumasi. read more...

The HopeXchange Medical Center launched its public education activities on October 16, 2008 by holding an International Breast Cancer Symposium in Accra. read more...

The HopeXchange Medical Center was formally dedicated in a ceremony held on October 17, 2008, featuring a keynote address by the former President of Ghana. read more...