According to the latest GLOBOCAN 2022 report, the country records 5,845 new cases and 3,591 deaths each year, making cervical cancer a significant public health challenge.
MoreAccording to the Ministry’s findings, 26 aesthetic clinics were assessed, of which 20 (77%) were found compliant with operational and licensing standards.
MoreAccording to the latest data, over 276,000 Kenyans registered to the authority within the last one week.
MoreOver 1.36 million people living with HIV in Kenya were receiving treatment by the end of 2024, surpassing the UNAIDS 98-98-94 targets.
MoreThe call was made during the closing of the East African Workshop on Harmonization of Regulation for Healthcare Workers in Mombasa.
MoreDuring the visit, the Deputy President engaged with patients and healthcare workers to identify areas requiring further improvement in service delivery.
MoreOn November 4, 2024, the Cabinet Secretary for Health, Dr. Deborah Barasa, visited Kenyatta National Hospital, where she assessed the facility’s performance under SHA.
MoreThis event aims to raise awareness and unite communities in the urgent fight against HIV/AIDS, reinforcing the global objective to end AIDS by 2030.
More
