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Study: Online abuse bars at-risk youth from care

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Study: Online abuse bars at-risk youth from care

A study by Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS finds that online abuse and stigma are preventing vulnerable young people from accessing essential health information and care.

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Think your memory is slipping? Build habits for lasting brain health

Building healthy habits can support long-term brain health, helping to slow cognitive decline and reduce the risk of dementia.

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Inside a woman's trauma of losing her baby at birth

Reducing the risk starts with good antenatal care in early booking, screening for conditions like diabetes, monitoring foetal growth, and ensuring delivery well equipped facilities.

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Two-day oat diet shows lasting health benefits

Oats are a fibre-rich food that acts as a natural, gentle laxative, supporting regular bowel movements and may help relieve constipation.

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Replacing meat with beans cuts weight study

A recent study has shown that shedding extra kilos could be as simple as replacing some of the sausages, beef and bacon in your diet with legumes.

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Eat to live: How your plate could save the planet

A report on the global food system has revealed that less than 1 per cent of the world’s population follows a diet that is both healthy for people and sustainable for the planet.

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Nairobi hosts AfriLabs 10th annual gathering focused on Africa's innovative future

The 10th AfriLabs Annual gathering kicked off in Nairobi, bringing together innovators policymakers, investors and more than 2,000 participants from over 50 countries.

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Study: Online abuse bars at-risk youth from care

A study by Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS finds that online abuse and stigma are preventing vulnerable young people from accessing essential health information and care.

By Noel Nabiswa 4 days ago

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Think your memory is slipping? Build habits for lasting brain health

Building healthy habits can support long-term brain health, helping to slow cognitive decline and reduce the risk of dementia.

By Noel Nabiswa 11 days ago

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Inside a woman's trauma of losing her baby at birth

Reducing the risk starts with good antenatal care in early booking, screening for conditions like diabetes, monitoring foetal growth, and ensuring delivery well equipped facilities.

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Ford Asili chides politicians over abusive outbursts

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Replacing meat with beans cuts weight study

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Eat to live: How your plate could save the planet

A report on the global food system has revealed that less than 1 per cent of the world’s population follows a diet that is both healthy for people and sustainable for the planet.

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Nairobi hosts AfriLabs 10th annual gathering focused on Africa's innovative future

The 10th AfriLabs Annual gathering kicked off in Nairobi, bringing together innovators policymakers, investors and more than 2,000 participants from over 50 countries.

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A report on the global food system has revealed that less than 1 per cent of the world's population follows a diet that is both healthy for people and sustainable for the planet.

By Noel Nabiswa 5 months ago

Nairobi hosts AfriLabs 10th annual gathering focused on Africa's innovative future

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