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Prostate cancer is the leading cause of cancerdeaths among men in Kenya, claiming an estimated five lives each day. Despite the alarming toll, conversations on screening and early detection remain shrouded in stigma. DW’s Eddy Micah Jr. explores the issue with correspondent Felix Maringa in Kenya and medical expert Dr. Martin Kuria.
They look at how cultural taboos and fear of diagnosis discourage men from seeking medical help. The discussion also highlights the limited resources available for early testing and treatment. Healthexperts say greater awareness and open dialogue are key to saving lives.