A typical household with small children will inevitably face respiratory infections multiple times a year

Thigh chafing, also known as 'chub rub', is one of the most common yet least discussed skin irritations among women

Those who have ever suffered infertility will be well versed in all the trauma that comes with the diagnosis

Everyone uses the toilet, yet most people flush without a second thought. It may sound unpleasant, but paying attention to what’s in the toilet bowl can reveal a lot about your gut health

Awareness and screening remain major gaps. Research shows that fewer than 14 per cent of Kenyan women of reproductive age have ever had a clinical breast examination

Going for a check-up shouldn’t be something you wait to do only when you’re feeling unwell. Many people avoid going to the hospital unless they’re seriously ill, but that’s not advisable

Does it matter if you hold back some bits here and there? It is entirely up to you to decide what to bring up. Remember, your doctor can only make deductions from what you choose to volunteer

Diabetes is often described as a silent condition, as many people live with it for years without knowing. At its root is a problem with the way the body handles glucose, the sugar that fuels our cells

That innocent toilet scroll might be costing you more than time; it’s increasing your risk of painful haemorrhoids. Shorter loo visits and no screens could save you from painful piles

For some people, a small amount of cognitive decline comes with age. But significant changes can be a sign of a cognitive disorder

Snoring may sound funny, but it can signal something serious for both the snorer and their partner

Processes may be in place to ensure your safety, but you must never leave yourself completely at the mercy of your healthcare providers

In most cases, what we emit is innocuous and mostly related to our cleanliness and grooming. But some odours are a sign that we might be getting ill, and could be used to diagnose several diseases