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At least 10 women succumb every day in Kenya to cervical cancer, making it the second most common cancer among women in the country. The Ministry of Health further estimates that approximately 5,000 new cases of cervical cancer are reported annually in the country, with stakeholders now urging collective action to achieve a 90% vaccination, screening, and treatment target, which they believe could significantly reduce cancer-related deaths.
At least 10 women succumb every day in Kenya to cervical cancer
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