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Breast cancer is the commonest of all cancers and one of the major threats to health especially among women (Lakeshore Cancer Centre, 2014). Report on the incidence of breast cancer reveals that one out of every eight women in the world stand a chance of having the disease in her lifetime (American Cancer Society, 2015). Although the incidence of breast cancer is increasing all over the world, the rate of increase is reportedly higher in developing countries where late detection of disease is common (World Health Organization, 2015). Most of this increase in incidence of breast cancer is as a result of changes in lifestyle which puts individuals at a risk of developing the disease. Breast cancer in African women tends to occur in pre-menopausal women with a peak incidence between the ages of 35 and 45 years (Somdyala, Bradshaw, Gelderblom and Parkin, 2010) and mortality rates for African Women are relatively higher when compared to women in Western countries (Fragen & Newman, 2015).

Knowledge of Breast Cancer Symptoms, Risk Factors, Preventive Measures and Management among Students in University of Uyo