Nakuru County is stepping up breast cancer awareness and early detection efforts as national cancer data highlights the scale of the disease and the consequences of delayed diagnosis. Clinical Radiation Oncologist Dr Dulcie Wanda of Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital (NCRTH) said early medical assessment improves the chances of successful treatment, urging residents to…
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