NHIF gave KSh 600k per patient yearly. SHA slashed it to KSh 400k per household. Patients exhaust cover in 6 months, abandon treatment, and lives are lost.
We DEMAND better! #SHAlazimaiwork#CancerCareKE
@MigunaMiguna@SamGituku You are channeling more 50 Cent than common sense asking 21 questions like it’s a mixtape, It’s not always about you buana. Revolution needs reflection, not just reaction.
@SmokeFreeSweden Kenya should prioritize proven cancer prevention, not swap one addiction for another, regulating nicotine pouches is a public health necessity, not prohibition.
“Smoke-free” doesn’t mean risk-free. The tobacco industry is rebranding addiction. Nicotine pouches and e-cigarettes are not without harm. We cannot allow the same industry that denied the harms of cigarettes for decades to define the future of public health in Kenya.
#WNTD2025KE
In Kenya, testicular cancer incidence is relatively low compared to other cancer types, but it's also highly treatable, especially when caught early.
Know the signs: a painless lump, swelling, or heaviness in the testicles. Regular self-exams are key! #TesticularCancerAwareness #MensHealth #CheckYourNuts
For just KES 100,000, sponsor 8 cancer survivors to attend this transformative dinner. Your support will amplify their voices, break down barriers to care, and impact thousands of lives. Together, we can bring hope and change to those who need it most.
#KENCOFundraisingDinner
Mombasa County @MombasaCountyKe Department of Health Services in Collaboration with KAMMP is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Prevention, Early Detection & Management of Cervical Cancer
Thursday Jan 30, 2025 07:10 PM EAT.
Cervical cancer contributes approximately 12% of all cancer cases diagnosed in Kenya, and is the leading cause of cancer mortality in Kenya, with an estimated 3,200 deaths every year.