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Man ruptures throat by stifling a sneeze
By BBC Stifling a sneeze by clamping your nose and mouth shut can cause serious physical damage, doctors are warning....
Read moreDrought-ravaged Baringo slow but sure in providing healthcare
By Joseph Maina From humble beginnings in early 2013, the County Government of Baringo has secured a number of remarkable...
Read moreNew affordable generic ARV drug a big step in fighting HIV/Aids
People living with HIV/Aids in Kenya and South Africa will soon benefit from the first affordable, generic, single-pill HIV treatment...
Read moreCourt declines to suspend ban on Shisha
The ban on smoking and importation of shisha in Kenya is still on after the High Court on cialis 20mg...
Read moreKenya to get new pharmaceutical plant next year
The construction of a Sh7.5 billion pharmaceutical plant in Athi River by Square Pharmaceuticals Limited is expected to reduce the...
Read moreScientists able to predict malaria epidemics months in advance
By Mike Mwaniki The early warning pilot project which is an initiative involving the Meteorological department, the Ministry of Health...
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Kenya’s robust policy framework stimulates heath care technology
By Joseph Maina Director of Meditec Systems Limited, Mr Priten Patel, in an interview with Health Business Magazine at his...
Read moreBondo hospital casual workers threaten to sue management over unfair dismissal
Casual workers who were sacked from Bondo sub-county hospital in December last year have threatened to sue the facility's boss....
Read moreWHO to help Kenya provide affordable healthcare
World Health Organisation (WHO) has pledged to partner with Kenya to provide affordable healthcare for all. WHO Director General Tedrod...
Read moreLate HIV tests blamed for deaths in children
A new study is raising concern that more children infected with HIV are dying early in hospitals in spite of...
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