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Shedding Some Light on Skin Cancer in Tanzania

According to the World Health Organisation between 2 and 3 million non-melanoma skin cancers and 132,000 melanoma skin cancers occur globally each year. WHO estimates that there are 50,000 cancer cases in Tanzania each year and 2.8% of those cases are for skin cancer.

Tanzania: Cancer of the Skin. the Basics You Need to Know

Citizen, 3 April 2018

Don't you just love the Dar es salaam weather currently? We have been experiencing an interrupted sunshine for quite some time ever since Tanzania meteorological Agency came with… Read more »

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Tanzania: Concern As Few Cancer Cases Make It to Hospital

Citizen, 5 February 2018

Only 13,000 of the people diagnosed with cancer each year in Tanzania report to hospital for treatment, data revealed by the government on World Cancer Day shows. Read more »
Tanzania: Four Golden Rules to Follow to Cut the Risk of Getting Cancer

Citizen, 19 December 2017

I admit that awareness on cancer still needs to be spread evenly in our societies especially when it comes to how people can avoid cancer risks mainly related to lifestyle habits. Read more »

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7 in 10 Deaths Caused by NCDs - WHO

More than 15 million people between the ages of 30 and 70 die from heart and lung diseases, cancer, and diabetes annually, according to the World Health Organisation . The major ... Read more »
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