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Danger looms as resistance to antibiotics realised
When he discovered the antibiotic penicillin close to one hundred years ago, Alexander Fleming could already foresee that mankind would soon be poor stewards of the miracle drug.
By Bernard Muthaka 13 years ago
Danger looms as resistance to antibiotics realised
Disappointment in job search spurred Jelimo to success
The young Ruth Jelimo now earning between Sh200,000- Sh700,00 monthly is a living example of sheer determination to succeed against odds in the modern society
By Bernard Muthaka 13 years ago
Disappointment in job search spurred Jelimo to success
Lack of men oriented policies driving them to early graves
Men may need to start urgent lobbying with the new Cabinet Secretary for Health. This follows a new study showing that while men are dying earlier and are at most risk for diseases, health organisations have largely focussed on issues affecting women.
By Bernard Muthaka 13 years ago
Lack of men oriented policies driving them to early graves
Psychotherapy is the new frontier in weight management
For close to a year, Hayana Yusuf only wore the saree wherever she went and her friends had started wondering loudly about her fashion sense. After all, she had always had a reputation as someone with a passion for the latest fashions.
By Bernard Muthaka 13 years ago
 Psychotherapy is the new frontier in weight management
Study points to link between body size and economic selfishness
A new study may give exasperated voters some clues on the likelihood of their candidates supporting more equitable distribution of resources. It says men with big upper bodies tend to frown upon redistribution of wealth.
By Bernard Muthaka 13 years ago
Study points to link between body size and economic selfishness
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