To many Kenyan families, blood cancer, sickle cell disease, or aplastic anemia could be very alarming. They are fatal illnesses that will often need extremely specialized care. Comprehensively speaking, there are only a few BMT centers and specialists within Kenya such that treatment is not readily obtained at home.
This is the reason why an increasing number of Kenyan patients are choosing India for their treatment.
A diagnosis of cancer transforms life in a flash—not only for the patient but for loved ones and family as well. Among the numerous kinds of cancers, colon (colorectal) cancer is one of the world’s top killers from cancers. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cases of colon cancer are increasing steadily throughout the African continent,
Lung cancer diagnosis is often difficult—not only on the patient but on the family and close relatives as well. In Kenya and Eastern Africa, most families cannot afford adequate cancer treatment since there are few centers, fewer oncologists, and fewer new therapies such as immunotherapy and the use of robots in surgery.
India has now emerged as a destination for quality medical treatment,
