Statistics indicate that nine Kenyan women including those in their 20s succumb to complications of cervical cancer every day In this regard, the County Government of Nakuru has launched an awareness campaign on cervical cancer, in a move aimed at reducing cancer burden through early diagnosis and treatment. According to County Executive Committee Member (CECM)…
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