Patients who have been waiting for months can now access treatment with new machine.
By Angela Oketch
Content Lead Health and Science
Nation Media Group
For years, cancer patients at the country's largest public hospital had nowhere to go after the only machine they relied on for treatment kept breaking down.
Some travelled hundreds of kilometres. Others simply stopped treatment. Now, finally, the machine is here.
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