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Rabies resurgence: Fake vaccines, stray dogs fuel the crisis

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Going back to the roots: State acts to save healing herbs

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Rabies resurgence: Fake vaccines, stray dogs fuel the crisis

According to doctors, rabies can infect almost all animals, though susceptibility varies. Some animals are more likely to succumb to the disease than others.

By 1 month ago

How fake yellow fever cards pose threat to public health

Yellow fever, another dangerous disease transmitted by mosquito bites, remains a constant threat, especially considering Kenya is classified as an endemic zone.

By 1 month ago

Climate change, poor planning strain Kenya's water resources

Experts warn that groundwater is declining, urging urgent conservation of water towers and vital catchment areas.

By 1 month ago

Kenya faces polio vaccine shortage amid growing regional threats

Polio vaccine supply gap in Kenya raises alarm amid regional outbreaks.

By 1 month ago

Experts back tech to boost food security

The ongoing rains pounding various parts of the country are likely to disrupt agricultural production and lead to food shortages in Kenya and other East African countries this season.

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Going back to the roots: State acts to save healing herbs

Kenya’s Ministry of Environment, tasked with managing natural resources, has long overlooked medicinal plants.

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Medics call for enhanced measles immunisation efforts after outbreak fears

Medical experts are urging parents to ensure their children are immunised against measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) following the confirmation of two cases in Eastleigh last month.

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Experts: Strict vegetarians face higher health risks

Animal foods like milk, eggs and even small portions of meat provide nutrients that would otherwise require very large servings of plant-based alternatives.

By 2 months ago

Lawyer wins sacking case over 'Lollipop' nicknames

Valerie Angawa was accused of sexually harassing a male colleague by calling her names like “baby boy”, “lollipop”, and “baby boy lollipop.”

By 2 months ago

Deadly dengue fever returns, posing threat to lives again

Until around 2016, no vaccines existed to offer protection and immunity against dengue.

By 2 months ago

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“Dance for Wellness,” is a wellness programme which uses movement, dance and creative expression to address physical health, mental well-being and social connection.

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Why Kenya must reinforce its fight against malaria now

In Kenya, malaria is estimated to account for 30 per cent of hospital visits, between 25 to 45 per cent of hospital admissions and 10 to 12 per cent of deaths of its victims.

By 3 months ago

Cholera cases surge despite simple and effective containment measures

Cholera outbreak in Migori, Kisumu and Nairobi counties has led to the death of six people even as experts call for the urgent rollout of immunisation campaign and other preventive measures.

By 3 months ago

The AI doctor is in: Balancing tech and human touch in healthcare

Dr Terry Mochire, Head of Research and Innovation at IntelliSOFT, noted that AI systems can analyse patterns in patients’ medical histories and current health data to predict potential risks.

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Sexual inactivity linked to increased health risks including cancer, heart disease

It is healthy to have regular, quality sex as a lack of it can be harmful to one’s health and may contribute to serious medical conditions.

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From flawless to flawed: The hidden dangers of skincare products

Young Kenyan women are increasingly turning to cosmetics despite the potential dangers posed by the products.

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Rabies resurgence: Fake vaccines, stray dogs fuel the crisis

According to doctors, rabies can infect almost all animals, though susceptibility varies. Some animals are more likely to succumb to the disease than others.

By 1 month ago

How fake yellow fever cards pose threat to public health

Yellow fever, another dangerous disease transmitted by mosquito bites, remains a constant threat, especially considering Kenya is classified as an endemic zone.

By 1 month ago

Climate change, poor planning strain Kenya's water resources

Experts warn that groundwater is declining, urging urgent conservation of water towers and vital catchment areas.

By 1 month ago

Kenya faces polio vaccine shortage amid growing regional threats

Polio vaccine supply gap in Kenya raises alarm amid regional outbreaks.

By 1 month ago

Experts back tech to boost food security

The ongoing rains pounding various parts of the country are likely to disrupt agricultural production and lead to food shortages in Kenya and other East African countries this season.

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Going back to the roots: State acts to save healing herbs

Kenya’s Ministry of Environment, tasked with managing natural resources, has long overlooked medicinal plants.

By 2 months ago

Medics call for enhanced measles immunisation efforts after outbreak fears

Medical experts are urging parents to ensure their children are immunised against measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) following the confirmation of two cases in Eastleigh last month.

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Experts: Strict vegetarians face higher health risks

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