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Originally published by Capital Newstop
October 2, 2025
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Explained: Why 7 in 10 women discover breast cancer late and how to change this
Cancer registry data shows that seven in ten patients are diagnosed at advanced stages (Stage III and IV). Specifically, 30.5 per cent are detected at Stage III and 38 per cent at Stage IV — a combined 68.5 per cent presenting late. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Ca..
✨ Key Highlights
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins, Kenya faces a growing challenge with 7 in 10 women discovering breast cancer late. This urgent situation is prompting health officials and advocates to renew calls for action through strategic plans and community engagement.
- Approximately 6,800 new cases and 3,100 deaths occur annually in Kenya due to breast cancer.
- The Ministry of Health launched the Breast Cancer Screening and Early Diagnosis Action Plan (2021–2025) to improve early detection and treatment.
- The plan emphasizes Clinical Breast Examination (CBE) and the establishment of Breast Cancer Centres of Excellence at referral hospitals.
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