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Patients with life-threatening conditions such as leukemia, lymphomas, sickle cell disease, and immune deficiency disorders no longer have to travel for treatment, since two years ago when the first bone marrow transplant was done here in Kenya. The first such treatment was done on October 10 2022 on a 55-year-old woman who was suffering from multiple myeloma which is a blood cancer. and as the world marks bone marrow transplant month,
Patients with life-threatening conditions no longer have to travel for treatment
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