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Gardy Chacha

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Gardy Chacha

Gardy Chacha writes for the Standard Health
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Under the 2010 Constitution, abortion may be granted to a pregnant woman or girl, when in the opinion of a trained health professional, her life or health is in danger.
By Gardy Chacha May. 23, 2023
From cooking over wood or charcoal fires to smoking cigarettes, long-term exposure to smoke is associated with many illnesses including COPD, a chronic lung disease.
By Gardy Chacha Jun. 5, 2023
From cooking over wood or charcoal fires to smoking cigarettes, long-term exposure to smoke is associated with many illnesses including COPD, a chronic lung disease.
By Gardy Chacha Jun. 5, 2023
Kenya Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society makes a case for safe abortion options for women in Kenya.
By Gardy Chacha Jun. 6, 2023
The scanner, a portable version of the conventional bulky ultrasound machine is made up of a tablet (installed with Lumify software) and a probe (transducer).
By Gardy Chacha Jul. 24, 2023
The most significant contributors to delays in accessing emergency care on the island were: facility closed or staff unavailable – accounting for 46.4 per cent.
By Gardy Chacha Aug. 14, 2023
David Makumi, the Vice President of NCD Alliance Kenya, is convinced that pesticide residues in food is a factor in rising non-communicable diseases (NCD) cases in Kenya.
By Gardy Chacha Sep. 11, 2023
Any blood loss that makes a mother physiologically unstable is considered PPH: which is the leading cause of maternal mortality in the world, as well as in Kenya.
By Gardy Chacha Sep. 11, 2023
HIV lowers immunity by attacking white blood cells that contain a marker we call CD4. When a person’s CD4 levels go down below 500 they start getting opportunistic infections.
By Gardy Chacha Sep. 18, 2023