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Articles by Ronald Wasike
Abstract A12: Ethnic differences in the clinical and pathological characteristics of breast cancer among Kenyan women
Abstracts: AACR International Conference: New Frontiers in Cancer Research; January 18-22, 2017; Cape Town, South AfricaAbstractBackground: Breast cancer is the most common female malignancy worldwide. The effect of race and ethnicity on breast cancer has been the subject of much investigation.
Keeping abreast - Daily Nation
Now repeat the same for the right breast. If you think you have found something wrong, or if there is a noticeable change since the last examination, consult your doctor without delay, it does not matter how uncertain you are. Take note of the change since the last examination or the location of the just identified lump, but leave it alone until you see the doctor. Most lumps are not cancerous.
Africa: How the Landscape Has Changed in the Search for a Cure for Breast Cancer
analysis By Ronald Wasike, the Aga Khan UniversityToday nearly every women's magazine carries articles on breast cancer. The month of October - as the official breast cancer awareness month - brings thousands of people together for breast cancer walks, races, pink ribbon awareness luncheons, and educational seminars, all targeting the disease. The goal is always to raise funds for research and for better treatments and an eventual cure.
We Have Made Commendable Strides in Treating Breast Cancer
Today nearly every women’s magazine carries articles on breast cancer. The month of October – as the official breast cancer awareness month – brings thousands of people together for breast cancer walks, races, pink ribbon awareness luncheons, and educational seminars, all targeting the disease. The goal is always to raise funds for research and for better treatments and an eventual cure.
How the landscape has changed in the search for a cure for breast cancer
Today nearly every women’s magazine carries articles on breast cancer. The month of October – as the official breast cancer awareness month – brings thousands of people together for breast cancer walks, races, pink ribbon awareness luncheons, and educational seminars, all targeting the disease. The goal is always to raise funds for research and for better treatments and an eventual cure.
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