Diagnosed late, treated last: Why cancer patients in Kenya face poorer odds
Kenya doesn't have unusually high cancer rates. What it has is a system that…
From Scars to Strength: How cancer survivors are redefining care through compassion
Cancer survivors are turning their own journeys into a lifeline for others,…
Beyond cigarettes: Why Kenya can’t agree on vapes, pouches & smokeless options
Smoking kills around 12,000 Kenyans annually, and 2.3 million more remain hooked. Vapes and…
Shame, stigma, cost: The hidden barriers fuelling women’s cancers in Kenya
Many women face long delays between screening and treatment, especially in underserved counties where…
Explainer: Nuclear medicine for cancer treatment, how it works
A new nuclear medicine treatment called Lutetium-177 PSMA therapy is giving Kenyan…
From wheelchair to walking: How new nuclear cancer drug is giving Kenyan patients a second chance
Patients using nuclear medicine for cancer treatment have to stay hydrated, flush the toilet…
SHA expands cancer cover to Ksh800,000, deliveries free at level 2-3 facilities
Annual cancer cover has increased from Ksh550,000 to Ksh800,000, giving patients who…
Kenya’s cancer care changing, but late diagnosis is a major challenge
What happens when patients arrive early, but hospitals aren't ready, the insurance fails, and…
Rays of hope: How radiotherapy is Kenya’s lifeline against cancer
Cancer cases in Kenya are set to hit 95,000 by 2040. Radiotherapy…
From Pledges to Progress: How Kenya is driving cervical cancer elimination
Integrating cervical cancer checks into existing health programs, like HIV clinics or…
