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A cancer immunotherapy specialist with 30+ years in the field says that in early 2022 he saw six melanoma patients relapse within six weeks.
All six had been stable for between 3 and 18 years.
The one thing he found in common: they’d recently had a booster.
But that’s not the part that stuck with me.
He says many of his patients had seen a dozen doctors before him, and not one had asked about their vaccine history.
If nobody asks, nobody counts. And if nobody counts, “there’s no evidence” becomes self-fulfilling.
He points to a Madrid study on exhausted T-cells in cancer patients after a third dose. His bigger claims about mRNA and oncogenes will be heavily disputed, and he knows it.
But “record the vaccine history” shouldn’t be controversial.
Should it be standard when cancer is diagnosed?
Just done with the cancer month. I hope that we went for screening.
In the cancer month, cancer research activities such as conferences are fielded. They serve to bring researchers, clinicians, warriors and their carers together.
The most recent event was the (AORTIC) in Tunisia.
Yesterday was a joyous day at Ole Tipis Girls Narok, We had our price giving day and were honoured to host the C.S Education Julius M. Ogamba
As Chair of Academics, I am happy to report that though we are marginalized, there's a FIRE! in our girls ..THE SKY IS THEIR LOWER LIMIT!
Ole Tipis Girls' of the Homeland... Maasai girls Dance at their Prize giving Day with an Honourable Julius M. Ogamba and Rebekah Tonkei, Mama County😁
I attended the 3rd East Africa Cancer Summit whoseTheme was:
"REWRITING THE FUTURE OF CANCER"
It was really good seeing oncologists leveraging on Genomics to work out predictive treatment protocols.
The summit was lit🔥 With our brothers and sisters from all over E. Africa 🫱🏾🫲🏽👏🏾
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#Stepping forward to speak about diverse STEM Careers. The start of a great #InternationalDayforwomenandgirlsinscience #IDWGIS2025 at Ole Tipis Girls School in Natok County. The amazing #WomeninscienceKE are super excited and looking forward to unpack STEM careers @IntVetVaccNet
Njoki E. Maina retweeted
It was an amazing special #InternationalDayforwomenandgirlsinscience2025 #IDWGIS2025 at Ole Tipis Girls School #Narok. The #WomeninscienceKE inspired the gals sharing their #careerjourney, delivered #sciencementorship #dymstifedscience #InspiringFutureScientists @IntVetVaccNet
The "Lab in a Suitcase" Crew is on the move in Narok County
#MotivatingGirls
#IDWGIS International Day for Women and Girls in Science
#MotivationSquad
#IVVN
@IntVetVaccNet
#UoNLadyDons
@uonbi Lady Dons Disseminating Science in High Schools
Njoki E. Maina retweeted
#mobilelabinasuitcase #Africanschoolsoutreachprogram #WomeninscienceKE are all set to mark the #InternationalDayforwomenandgirlsinscience2025. We will be showcasing our #Science careers & raise our voices to champion #promote #genderequity in Science @IntVetVaccNet @uonbi
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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Exciting news! In partnership with @AIMS_Rwanda and @INWES_Global, women in STEM will come together in Rwanda. Don't miss your chance—submit your unpublished abstracts and register soon, as the deadline is fast approaching! #WomenInSTEM
Replying to @STEMWomenRwanda
@STEMWomenRwanda will host the African Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ACWES 2024) from Nov 4-8 in Kigali, in collaboration with @INWES_Global, @AIMS_Rwanda, @AIMS_RIC & other partners.
For more information, Scan the QR code or visit: shorturl.at/KiD7q
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One other thing i must say before tufunge siku. We must rethink and re-engineer campaign financing. The reason politicians feel entitled to steal from us is because they bought the seat with their money or money they have stolen. We need to be able to raise people of integrity and support them in any way possible. Most people of integrity are not billionaires like these thieves. Therefore they dont stand a chance in an election. We need to change that reality and make it possible for anyone to be president inspite of social status.
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Your Excellency William Samoei Ruto @WilliamsRuto
Today I want you to address the opulence of your office, not that your predecessors were any better. I must, however, give credit to Kibaki; even when he came to Msa, you hardly noticed he was around at the state house. Hangabouts were very disappointed. Mama Lucy was clear: Mzee anapumzika, may their souls rest in peace.
As you relax this Sunday, think hard about the sheer waste generated by your motorcade in a country where the majority live on less than a dollar a day. While some in this convoy are not necessarily part of the OP, they are the hangabouts, including CS's and even parastatal heads who want to tag along. This is what is upsetting Kenyans and is akin to vomiting on their bare feet, not even their shoes.
Your excellency, you still have time to bring this to an immediate stop, and in the process, you will help in achieving the much-sought-after austerity measures.
Some would say, Wait a minute, our President must have protection. Yes, 100%, but more is not necessarily better protection.
I don't think you face a higher risk than your counterpart in SA or, even worse, Rwanda, surrounded by unfriendly neighbours. Look at UK PM Entrouge. We are always at their doorstep with a begging bowl, but we are busy zooming around in top-end full-guzzlers.
Your excellency You need to do things differently, and Gen Zs would love you, but you are using the same old template.
Get rid of this opulence, and you'll be shocked by the budget surplus that will come your way.
Think hard about this and get lean on how you run this country.
Enjoy your weekend, and as always, I choose to remain an optimist.








































