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Kenyan scientists build a molecular malaria surveillance system to flag mutations that may evade malaria drugs
Kenyan scientists are expanding a nationwide molecular surveillance system to detect early signs of malaria drug resistance as genetic mutations linked to reduced treatment effectiveness are identified in parts of the country. Researchers at the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi,...
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Politics & Policy
Kenya Can End Cervical Cancer Deaths
By Ms. Mary Muthoni Muriuki, Principal Secretary State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards Cervical cancer remains a major...
Hazardous Waste Landfill in Wajir Remains Active Despite Court Oder
Just a few kilometers from Wajir town a cloud of smoke, a pungent smell and the sight of Marabou storks...
Kenya Rallies National Effort Ahead of World AIDS Day With Major Marathon, Youth-Focused Campaigns
Kenya has begun national preparations for this year’s World AIDS Day with a renewed call to action headlined by the...
Medical Research
Kenyan scientists build a molecular malaria surveillance system to flag mutations that may evade malaria drugs
Kenyan scientists are expanding a nationwide molecular surveillance system to detect early signs of malaria drug resistance as genetic mutations...
The Economics of Maternal Death: How Families Pay the Price When Mothers Die
When Brian Odhiambo took his wife, Wendy Majore, to the Hospital in October 2023, he was hopeful and excited to...
KEMRI Scientists Help Uncover Mosquito’s Genetic Secrets in Global Malaria Fight
By Ivyn Kipruto Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) scientists have played a key role in a groundbreaking international study that...
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