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Kenyan youth defy global mental health decline
Kenyan youth are defying the global mental health decline, scoring higher on emotional, cognitive, and social well-being compared to peers in wealthier nations.
By Ryan Kerubo
30m ago
Autistic children children presents with speech delay that can come in different forms, for example failure to attain language.
By Mercy Kahenda
1d ago
By Irene Githinji
2d ago
By Ryan Kerubo
3d ago
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3d ago
By Mercy Kahenda
3d ago
The new frameworks are designed to move the country from a reactive system to one that anticipates, detects and responds to health threats more effectively.
By Ryan Kerubo
3d ago
MPs urge urgent action from the Ministry of Health to tackle rising cancer deaths through early diagnosis and intervention.
By Mercy Kahenda
3d ago
The government says the COVID-19 sub-variant BA.3.2 (“Cicada”) detected in the US is under monitoring but not currently a cause for alarm.
By Mercy Kahenda
5d ago
Government halts production and sale of Nutie, Kismat, Pannaj, and Muleka peanut butter products due to high aflatoxin levels, directs counties to ensure compliance.
By Denis Omondi
6d ago
Tobacco firms are being criticised for targeting Kenyan youth through aggressive social media marketing of nicotine products.
By Mercy Kahenda
6d ago
With herbal medicine, anyone who enters the market with bad intentions—taking patients’ money, being greedy, or dishonest—does not last long in the industry.
By Yvonne Chepkwony
6d ago
Weight loss is shaped not just by genes but also by the trillions of microbes in the body that influence metabolism and overall health.
By Noel Nabiswa
6d ago
Saini warned that overuse of products erodes the skin barrier, leaving it sensitive, inflamed and vulnerable to long-term damage.
By David Njaaga
1w ago
Kenya has been urged to roll out portable pregnancy scanning technology nationally, as 5,000 mothers die annually from complications that timely screening could detect and prevent.
By David Njaaga
1w ago
Women’s grief often remains invisible despite losing their newborn babies. Kenya is working to strengthen maternal care and implement support systems.
By Mercy Kahenda
1w ago
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