Public Health
Kenya receives accolades for prioritising health at International Aids Conference
Kenya’s Big 4 agenda received individual accolades in Amsterdam as the First Lady Margaret Kenyatta led a delegation to take...
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First malaria drug in 60 years given approval
A drug to treat malaria - the first such pill to get approval in 60 years - has been given...
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Nine out of 10 people worldwide breathing polluted air
By Samwel Doe Ouma (@samweldoe) & Mike Mwaniki A new study by World Health Organization (WHO) examining levels of both...
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Rural women have sex early, study finds
By George Morara Kenya’s young rural women begin having sex earlier but start using contraception later than their urban counterparts,...
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National Cancer Institute to embark on countrywide cancer screening
By Peter Mbachia The National Cancer Institute (NCI) will soon embark on a countrywide screening programme initially focusing on breast,...
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Kenyan children now eligible for a new typhoid vaccine
By Ken Odhiambo Kenya is among countries in Africa and Asia which is eligible to apply for the $85 million...
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Cancer umbrella body embraces Cuban doctors
By Peter Mbachia The umbrella body which coordinates cancer organisations in the NGO sector has welcomed the Government’s move to...
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Funding Universal Health Coverage: Kenya’s 2018 Budget proposals to achieve UHC by 2022
By Samwel Doe Ouma @samweldoe The 2018 Budget has brought changes to the tax environment as government accelerates plans to...
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Cuban doctors to strengthen Kenya’s health care services
By Mike Mwaniki The 100 Cuban specialists who arrived in Kenya are expected to improve and strengthen the country’s primary...
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Doctor brain drain costs Africa Sh200 billion annually
By Ngumbo Njoroge A new report on good governance has revealed that Kenya and other African countries lose about $2...
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Africa Charts Path to Evidence-Based Policy and Innovation-Led Growth at Inaugural STI Conference
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Famine, Flies and Fever: The Climate-Driven Rise of Kala-Azar in Kenya
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Kenya transitions from two-test to three-test HIV algorithm for accuracy, sensitivity and specificity of diagnosis to improve linkage to care
Health Business contains need-to-know features, news and case studies that explain the administrative and commercial issues affecting healthcare and hospital management. Health Business supports several high profile exhibitions - coverage of which is always timed for maximum impact. Regular topics include ICT, Finance/Funding, Facilities Management, Security, Health & Safety. Contributors range from government ministers through to top-level health administrators and association chairs.
