As the hot scorching sun shined bright in the clear blue sky, sounds of drums and pinging from cymbals came from the marching of the Kenya police band that drew the attention on big crowds. The long awaited day that majority of Kenyans of good will was finally here....
Unity is strength when there is team work and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved. Why don’t you take a step and do something about it by helping the society. Cancer is one of the non communicable diseases and a major cause of death and suffering to many...
They say life is from B to D, birth to death but what is between B and D? It is a “C”. C stands for choice. Choose to make the right choice by getting involved in the World Cancer Day. Don’t stay silent. World Cancer Day is chances to reflect on what you can do, make...
“For unto whom much is given much is required and to whom much has been entrusted, he will be required of more.” Luke 12:48 (amp) Walking into the Murang’a Hospital Palliative Care Unit (PCU), one would be surprised as to how far they have come from the abandoned...
50% of those who die from HIV and 80% of those who die from cancer experienced moderate or severe pain. Pain management has been and continues to be a challenge in the medical field. Most medical practitioners fail their patients when it comes to assessing and...
As the hot sun glazed down on us at the Kiambu Cancer Support Group walk, Lydia Kimunya, a soft spoken, will empowered, middle aged lady opened up her heart to tell us her testimony. She was diagnosed with HIV in the year 2000, and suffered a lot of stigma and...
