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Asunta Wagura: Babies don't come cheap - Vimarsana News

Asunta Wagura: Babies don't come cheap

Asunta’s journey of life has been a rollercoaster of sorts. For her, life has been out of the ordinary. “I believe as a human being we can live our dreams, we simply have to believe.”

Source: tnx.africa
Kenya joins global observance of National Cancer Survivor Day - Vimarsana News

Kenya joins global observance of National Cancer Survivor Day

Cancer Survivor Day, honors individuals who have triumphed over cancer and recognizes and celebrates the resilience of cancer survivors,

Groups Call For Increased Patient Involvement In Cancer Research, Treatment - Vimarsana News

Groups Call For Increased Patient Involvement In Cancer Research, Treatment

Cancer patient advocacy officers and researchers are calling for increased patient involvement in shaping approaches to cancer research and treatment in Kenya.

Arequipa and Nairobi join City Cancer Challenge cities in driving change in cancer care - Vimarsana News

Arequipa and Nairobi join City Cancer Challenge cities in driving change in cancer care

GENEVA, Jan. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- City Cancer Challenge Foundation (C/Can) has announced over the course of this week the latest cities to joi...

City Cancer Challenge Foundation (C/Can): Arequipa and Nairobi join City Cancer Challenge cities in driving change in cancer care - Vimarsana News

City Cancer Challenge Foundation (C/Can): Arequipa and Nairobi join City Cancer Challenge cities in driving change in cancer care

- New cities come from Latin America and Africa - Focused on innovation and sustainability, C/Can supports cities as they address the growing burden of cancer and improve equitable access