Category: <span>Kenya – April 2014</span>

Day 2: Theory into Practice
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Day 2: Theory into Practice

Today was the CCC Team’s first day of training the local healthcare professionals (over 35 people in attendance)in the “See and Treat” procedure at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital (JOOTRH) in Kisumu, Kenya. The day began with an informational presentation on the theoretical aspects of Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid (VIA) and cryotherapy...

CCC Team Safely Arrives in Kenya
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CCC Team Safely Arrives in Kenya

After nearly one year of preparations, the day finally arrived on April 20th, 2014. In Nairobi, Kenya, CureCervicalCancer’s team members from around the United States joined to help stop the epidemic of cervical cancer in developing countries. Our mission is a big one! On this two-week journey, we intend to establish five sustainable CureCervicalCancer clinics...

CCC Board Member Dr. Caroline Nitschmann’s Point of View: The Mela Kent Clinic Revisited
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CCC Board Member Dr. Caroline Nitschmann’s Point of View: The Mela Kent Clinic Revisited

The Kisumu Project is one that has taken extraordinary planning. CureCervicalCancer has worked very hard over many months to make sure that no detail was overlooked in preparation for four fully-functioning and sustainable cervical cancer screening and treatment clinics. As the only gynecologist on this trip, I anticipated focusing on the teaching aspect of screening...

Adding the Finishing Touches to CCC's Kenya Mission
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Adding the Finishing Touches to CCC's Kenya Mission

With less than four weeks until our extensive Kenya project during which CCC will establish 5 more permanent, sustainable cervical cancer “See and Treat” clinics, the CCC Team is extremely busy packing up all the equipment needed for these clinics. An assembly line of suitcases, boxes, and supplies takes up the entire garage of Dr....

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