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Stakeholders in the health sector have challenged Kenyans to embrace a culture of regular medical check-ups to enhance early detection and treatment of life- threatening illnesses. The clarion call was made during a free medical camp held at the ACK St Luke's church, Umoja in Nairobi, where Kenyans got a chance to access crucial medical services including cancer screening and Pap smear test.
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Nairobi residents benefit from free medical check-ups
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