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Kenyans optimistic of better healthcare in 2018 – TIFA
Kenyans are optimistic that 2018 will be a better year than 2017, a TIFA research has found. On the health...
Read moreAntibiotic resistance: biggest threat to global health, food security
By Maris Sellah Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest threats to public health worldwide, food security and development. It...
Read moreLimit children’s snacks to 100 calories, health body says
Half of the sugar young children in England consume comes from unhealthy snacks and sweet drinks, figures show. On average,...
Read moreEating apples, tomatoes daily repairs damage caused by smoking – study
Eating three apples a day slows down the natural aging of the lungs and repairs damage caused by smoking, a...
Read moreWomen with heart disease vulnerable to mental stress – study
By Daily Mail Stress hits women harder, new research suggests. Females with heart disease experience reduced blood supply to the...
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Universal healthcare only guarantee to country’s future
Dr Cleopa Mailu December 12 has now been confirmed by the United Nations as the World Universal Health Coverage Day....
Read moreKenya makes strides in fight against pneumonia
By Joseph Maina Kenya has made strides in its fight against pneumonia, with the country witnessing fewer pneumonia deaths annually...
Read moreInjustices against delivering mothers still rife
By Maris Sellah More women seeking maternal health services continue to be detained in hospitals due to their inability to...
Read moreUhuru directs Matiang’i to enroll secondary students to NHIF from January
President Uhuru Kenyatta has directed Education CS Fred Matiang'i to work with the Health ministry to enrol all 3 million secondary school...
Read moreMombasa nurses threaten to boycott work over unpaid salaries
Mombasa nurses have threatened to boycott work over unpaid salaries. Mombasa union secretary general Peter Maroko said the nurses have...
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