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Contaminated vegetables, fruits linked to low fertility in women

Fruits on display at Whispers market, Nyeri County, October 11, 2017. [PHOTO: Mose Sammy, Standard]

 

Every single morning, Nairobi’s biggest retail market, Marikiti, floods with retailers from different parts of the city. Vegetables and fruits from this market end up on a table near you – and this should give you a reason to worry, especially if you are a woman.

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