Tag: Screening
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americans living longer after cancer diagnosis: rising survival rates offer hope
Uplifting Trends in American Cancer Survival New findings about cancer survival in the United States are offering renewed hope to millions. Recent data from the American Cancer Society show that seven out of every ten Americans diagnosed with cancer now survive for at least five years. That figure represents a meaningful improvement in cancer outcomes…
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The Burden of Cervical Cancer in Kenya: Challenges, Progress, and the Way Forward
The Silent Burden of Cervical Cancer in Kenya Cervical cancer remains a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in Kenya. Despite advances in treatment and care, thousands of Kenyan women are diagnosed each year, often at advanced stages when prognosis is poorer. The burden is felt not only in health outcomes but also in…
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The Burden of Cervical Cancer in Kenya: A Public Health Priority
Understanding the Burden of Cervical Cancer in Kenya Cervical cancer remains a significant public health challenge in Kenya, where it is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women. Each year, thousands of Kenyan women are diagnosed, and many cases are detected at late, advanced stages when treatment is less effective. The burden is not…
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The Burden of Cervical Cancer in Kenya: Understanding the Challenge and Way Forward
Overview: Cervical Cancer in Kenya Cervical cancer remains a major public health challenge in Kenya, and it is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in the country. Each year, thousands of Kenyan women are diagnosed with the disease, with many cases detected at late, advanced stages when treatment is less effective. This burden…
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Doctor warns untreated thyroid issues in women can be risky for heart and fertility; explains early signs
Why thyroid health matters for women Thyroid disorders are among the most common endocrine conditions globally. In women, the risk is higher, and the effects can ripple through various aspects of life—from energy levels and mood to heart function and reproductive health. Understanding the signs early can prevent longer-term complications and protect both heart health…
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Newcastle Teacher Urges Cervical Screening After Terminal Diagnosis: ‘Not Ready to Die’
Urgent call to action from a Newcastle teacher facing terminal cervical cancer A Kenton schoolteacher, Carly Scott, has shared a powerful message: she is not ready to die after doctors revealed her cervical cancer is terminal. Diagnosed eight years ago, Scott says the disease has progressed to a stage that many would find devastating, but…
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Not Ready to Die: A Newcastle Teacher’s Urgent Message About Cervical Cancer and Screening
A Harrowing Diagnosis and a Community Awakening In a heartfelt, continuing battle, a 38-year-old teacher from Newcastle has shared the devastating news that her cervical cancer is terminal. The diagnosis has shaken her community, yet it has also sparked a crucial conversation about the importance of cervical cancer screening, timely diagnoses, and the emotional toll…
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Cervical Cancer: Newcastle Teacher Urges Screenings After Terminal Diagnosis
A life-changing diagnosis A Kenton teacher, a mother and a member of the local community, says she is not ready to give up after doctors revealed her cervical cancer is terminal. The news has come as a shock to many who know her as a dedicated educator who has spent years supporting pupils and families.…
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NHS launches world-leading cancer gene test tool
Revolutionizing cancer risk assessment with a 120-gene panel The National Health Service (NHS) is introducing a world-leading tool to help patients understand their genetic risk of cancer. By building a database of 120 genes known to increase the likelihood of developing cancer, the NHS aims to provide clearer answers for families and better-targeted care for…
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Kenya’s 2026–2030 Plan to Eliminate Cervical Cancer: A National Action Blueprint
Overview of Kenya’s Elimination Action Plan Kenya has unveiled the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan for 2026–2030, a bold, five-year strategy designed to accelerate progress toward preventing cervical cancer, improving early detection, and expanding access to treatment. Developed with technical support from the World Health Organization (WHO), the plan aligns with global targets to…