How Kenya can win fight against prostate cancer

The battle just starts by knowing that there is a potential risk of having prostate cancer. FILE PHOTO | NMG

November marks national prostate cancer month. It is a key opportunity to raise awareness about this prevalent and life-threatening terminal disease in men.

The key issue, however, is not so much that men in Kenya are not aware of prostate cancer. It is that they are not getting regularly tested to determine the status of their prostate, and, they should be, especially men in the 45+ age group, as the likelihood of being diagnosed with prostate cancer increases with age.

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