Know the signs: lump in breast/armpit, change in shape/size, skin dimpling/redness/swelling, nipple discharge/inversion, persistent pain. See a provider if noticed.
#BCAM2026#EarlyDetectionSavesLives#BreastHealth
Join the KNH-UoN Webinar on Managing Breast Cancer!
๐ Oct 22, 2026 | 10AM-12PM EAT
Learn from top experts & patient advocates.
Register: https://t.co/k3EbzFw1Zn
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth#NCCP#MOH_Kenya#KNH
This #MashujaaDay2026, the National Cancer Control Program (NCCP), Ministry of Health, honours our heroes and reaffirms its commitment to a healthier Kenya through cancer prevention, early detection, treatment, care and survivorship for all.
#NCCP#MOH_Kenya
The KNH-UoN Webinar Series, in partnership with the Ministry of Health,NCCP presents: โStandardizing Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis Across the Care Continuum.โ
๐ 15 Oct 2026, 2PM-3PM
Speakers: Prof. Ojuka, Dr. Kituku, Sylvia Kawira.
Mod: Dr. Mwanzi.
A monthly self-exam is a simple habit that helps you know what is normal for you Look in the mirror, Feel in the shower and Check lying down See a health worker if you notice a lump, skin dimpling, nipple discharge, or swelling. Early detection saves lives.
#BCAM2026
Maintaining a healthy weight, staying physically active, and avoiding alcohol and tobacco can help reduce breast cancer risk. Small, consistent changes matter. This #BCAM2026, know your risk and take one action today. #IntegrateBreastHealthAction
This October, connect #breastcancer awareness to the realities of care.
Explore Kenyan evidence on diagnostic access, treatment outcomes and financial burden at #KICC2026.
Breast Oncology Track | 20 November
Register: https://t.co/hDNzTXwTtc
Join our Breast Cancer Awareness Month Webinar!
Topic: Breast Cancer Personalized Risk Awareness
Theme: Integrating Breast Health Action
๐ Oct 8, 2026 | 2:00-3:30 PM EAT
Register: https://t.co/G4DqjywVIX
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth#MOH_Kenya#NCCP#KUTTRH
Know the signs of Ebola.
If you experience any of these symptoms, seek medical care immediately or call 719 for guidance.
Early care can save lives.
#EbolaAlertKE
Dr. Patrick Amoth: We believe that the patient knew that he was already ill and reached out to his relatives who transported him from the airport. It is potentially possible that the medication that he was taking masked some of his symptoms and gave a false positive screening
CS Duale: The Ministry of Health wishes to inform members of the public that it has confirmed the first imported case of Ebola. This patient is a Kenyan citizen who has been living in DRC for the past 7 years.
Kenya has embraced the WHO GBCI targets and continues to align national breast cancer control efforts with this global framework. #BCAM2026#KenyaAgainstCancer
The WHO's Global Breast Cancer Initiative (GBCI) aims to reduce breast cancer mortality by 2.5% annually through 2040. Together, we can save 2.5 million lives globally. #BCAM2026#WHO 60-60-80
The National Cancer Program Office hosted the Yr 3 Review of Kenyaโs National Cancer Control Strategy 2023โ2027.Cancer control needs evidence, coordination, financing & joint action not just strategy. Focus: strategic information, cancer registration & research to push rollout.
Today MOH Kenya through NCCP is reviewing the National Cancer Control Strategy (2023โ2027) to track progress, share key lessons, and set priority actions for the remainder of the implementation period to advance cancer care in Kenya.
๐ OCTOBER IS HERE! ๐
Awareness is where it starts, but ACTION is where lives are saved. This #PinkOctober, we are uniting to Integrate Breast Health Action across Kenya.
Check yourself, spread the word, and schedule your screening today! ๐โจ
#BreastCancerAwarenessMOnth