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The Eyes Of A Screen Generation: Myopia And Dry Eyes Rise Among Kenyan Children

NAIROBI, Kenya — When a mother asked her 10-year-old son to read an inscription on a car a few metres away, she expected an...

Gachagua Opens Up on Drinking Days, Says Alcohol Once Stalled His Progress

DALLAS, US — Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has opened up about his past drinking habits, saying alcohol once affected the progress of his...

NHS Trust to Review 4,500 More Breast Cancer Cases After Breast Cancer Failings

DURHAM, UK — An NHS trust in County Durham is to review up to 4,500 additional breast cancer cases after an investigation found delayed...

Something in Your Eye? Experts Explain How to Remove It Safely

NAIROBI, Kenya — A gritty sensation, sharp pain or sudden irritation can be signs that something has become lodged in the eye, but experts...

Hona Africa Launches Platform to Transform Access to Mental Health Support

NAIROBI, Kenya - A new digital platform seeking to make mental health support easier to find and access has launched in Kenya, bringing mental...

Love Working From Home? It Could Affect Your Mental Health

NAIROBI, Kenya - For many workers, working from home has become one of the biggest perks of modern employment.There is no morning commute, more...

Content Creator Maureen Waititu Shares Her Difficult Mental Health Journey

Kenyan media personality and content creator Maureen Waititu has opened up about one of the darkest periods of her life, revealing that she came...

Sleeping in Low Light May Affect Heart Muscle, Study Finds

NEW ORLEANS, United States — Sleeping with even a small amount of light in the bedroom may affect the structure and function of the...

Preventing Suicide Must Begin with Protecting Children

By Alvin Muruka & Christine Otieno- Community Voices Network,Child mental health is one of the most overlooked areas in society, yet this forms...

Very Hot Drinks May Increase Oesophageal Cancer Risk, UK Study Finds

LONDON, UK — Regularly drinking tea, coffee and other beverages at very high temperatures may increase the risk of oesophageal cancer, a major UK...
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