Africa and Cancer | Difficulties in Communication During Cancer Diagnosis
"Cancer is a journey, but you walk the road alone. There are many places to stop along the way and get nourishment – you just have to be willing to take it." – Emily Hollenberg
Africa and Cancer | Fertility and Cancer Diagnosis: The Crossroads
“However motherhood comes to you, it’s a miracle.” – Valerie Harper.
Africa and Cancer | Garissa Cancer Center: Inaugural Oncology Facility in Northern Kenya region in 60 years
Your geographic locale, ethnicity, education, environmental injustices, and access to a health care system are your social determinants of health and health inequities~ World health organisation
Africa and Cancer | Cancer Diagnosis- Delivering Difficult News to Patients and Families
"Each day comes bearing its own gifts. Untie the ribbons." — Ruth Ann Schabacker.
Africa and Cancer | Reflections on being an Oncologist
"I am honored to take care of persons living with cancer, it’s a privilege with sober responsibilities"
Dr. Omar, Clinical Oncologist
Africa and Cancer | Lets talk about the state of cancer care in Kenya
"Cancer does not have a face until it's yours or (of) someone you know," Anthony Del Monte
Africa and Cancer | Taboos in Cancer Care: What matters to patients By Dr. Omar Abdihamid (Kenya)
"Weaving the cultural beliefs about Cancer as a "God-forsaken" disease in many cultures to the success of modern cancer therapeutics is a critical definition of complementary culturally-based cancer care" Author: Dr. Omar Abdihamid