West Pokot County on Tuesday joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Cancer Day, with county health officials calling for strengthened partnerships, early detection, and people-centered approaches to reduce the growing cancer burden. The day was highlighted by a solidarity march through the streets of Makutano town, bringing together healthcare practitioners, development partners,…
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