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Kenya Loses 15 Mothers and 92 Newborns Daily to Preventable Childbirth Complications

NAIROBI, Kenya - Every day in Kenya, at least 15 mothers die, 92 newborns lose their lives and 96 babies are stillborn — grim...

New Study Reveals How mRNA Covid-19 Vaccines May Trigger Rare Heart Inflammation

CALIFORNIA, US - Scientists have identified a biological mechanism that helps explain why mRNA-based Covid-19 vaccines can, in rare cases, trigger heart inflammation in...

Kirinyaga Sees Rising Male Suicides as PS Mary Muthoni Urges Mental Health Awareness

KIRINYAGA, Kenya- Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni has raised alarm over a worrying rise in suicide cases among men in Kirinyaga County, attributing...

Nearly 9 in 10 Head and Neck Cancers Linked to Tobacco, Alcohol — Study

Nearly 90 per cent of head and neck cancers are caused by lifestyle-related factors, particularly tobacco and alcohol use, according to findings published by...

Ciru Muriuki opens up on using weight-loss injectables

Journalist and media personality Ciru Muriuki has spoken openly about her experience using injectable weight-loss drugs, offering a rare, personal African perspective on a...

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Rising Global Deaths, Lancet Report Shows

A new series published by The Lancet has issued a stark warning to governments worldwide: the unchecked rise of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) is fuelling...

Living Well on HIV Treatment: How to Stay Healthy and Spot Early Side Effects

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) has revolutionized HIV care, giving millions of people living with the virus longer, healthier lives.Yet, while the benefits are clear,...

Shingles Vaccine May Reduce Risk of Dementia, Study Finds

A new study suggests that the shingles vaccine could do more than prevent painful rashes—it may also protect the brain and reduce the risk...

Common Infections May Soon Defy Treatment, Ministry of Health Warns

NAIROBI, Kenya — The Ministry of Health has sounded the alarm over rising antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the country, warning that common infections could...

Scientists Discover Why Type 1 Diabetes Hits Kids Harder Than Adults

New research has uncovered why type 1 diabetes progresses more aggressively in children, particularly those under seven, offering hope for future treatments that could...
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