Western Kenya is experiencing a worrying upsurge in cancer cases, with a private health facility in Kakamega town seeing up to 150 cases every month. The St. Gallen Oncology Network Health facility situated in Kakamega town records up to 50 new diagnosis cases every month, while 100 of these are repeat patients receiving ongoing treatment….
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