The growing number of Kenyans seeking early cancer screening is helping improve detection rates, with more patients now being diagnosed at stage one compared to previous years when many presented at advanced stages of the disease. Medical experts say the shift towards early diagnosis is strengthening the fight against cancer, giving patients better chances of…
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