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Cases of cerebral palsy on the decline in Naivasha

Governor Kinuthia Mbugua’s wife, Lucia Kinuthia (centre), and Naivasha MP John Kihagi’s wife, Jane Kihagi, interact with a minor admitted to the Naivasha sub-county referral hospital paediatric ward with cerebral palsy. [PHOTO: ANTONY GITONGA/STANDARD]

Cases of cerebral palsy at the Naivasha sub-county referral hospital are on the decline according to latest statistics from the facility.

The drop has been attributed to an increase in the number of women giving birth in hospitals compared to homes across the sub-county.

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