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St Mary's Hospital Mumias to reopen end of January, says Bishop Obanyi
The hospital was closed following a prolonged strike by health workers over delayed salaries with the management citing delayed remittance of SHA funds, which affected service delivery.
By Mary Imenza
1h ago
Osteosarcoma is the most common primary bone cancer, typically affecting children, adolescents, and young adults, often starting in the long bones near joints.
By Rodgers Otiso
8h ago
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By Maryann Muganda
16h ago
Swelling around the knee or persistent limping may prompt short-term medication, rest, or reassurance that the problem will resolve on its own.
By Rodgers Otiso
16h ago
A cochlear implant is a highly specialised device for people with severe to profound hearing loss, especially those who cannot benefit from conventional hearing aids.
By Maryann Muganda
16h ago
In pulmonary hypertension, the blood vessels in the lungs become narrowed, stiff or blocked, causing pressure to rise inside them.
By Ryan Kerubo
16h ago
The incident where a man died by suicide has prompted a family in Lari Constituency to act to support the community in a bid to curb deaths linked to mental illness.
By George Njunge
16h ago
What is often celebrated as a symbol of Kalenjin heritage and hospitality has once again come under public health scrutiny following a food poisoning incident in Chepseon.
By Nikko Tanui
23h ago
Brucellosis typically begins with flu-like symptoms, such as fever, weakness, malaise, headache and weight loss, usually appearing two to four weeks after exposure.
By Ryan Kerubo
1d ago
Cervical cancer survivor Pracksidis Wandera called for increased investment in patient-friendly cancer equipment and medical devices.
By Chebet Birir
2d ago
Public Health PS Muthoni has warned Kenyans against participating in prolonged tree-hugging challenges after several participants suffered serious health complications.
By Ronald Kipruto
3d ago
It is a win in the fight against new HIV infections, as Kenya is set to receive the first batch of injectable HIV prevention drugs.
By Mercy Kahenda
5d ago
Since late last year, Kenyans across the country have taken to hugging trees for hours and in some cases days to draw attention to a wide range of causes including environmental conservation.
By Maryann Muganda
6d ago
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