Kenya records 22,888 cancer deaths annually, 35,867 new cases - report
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The report estimates that about 76,165 people are living with cancer within five years of diagnosis. While the numbers reflect a decline compared to GLOBOCAN 2022 estimates, the disease continues to affect thousands of Kenyan families annually.
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