Cervical TB kills more but is rarely diagnosed- experts

Out of 5,236 women diagnosed with cervical cancer, at least 3, 211 women die from the disease every year.

By MERCY KAHENDA

Bungoma traditional midwife helping pregnant mothers for 40 years

Seventy-five-year-old Florence Nakhumicha from Sango village in Bungoma County has been a midwife since 1974.

By OMELO JULIET

Doctor wants 'discriminatory' maternity leave quashed

The court declined to declare the matter as urgent but directed the enjoined parties to respond to the suit before the end of January

By STANLEY ONGWAE

How couples can choose their baby's gender before conception

Is there a way couples can determine the gender of their baby before conception?

By ROSA AGUTU

Kenyan to head continental cancer advocacy body

Dr Miriam Mutebi, a cancer clinician and researcher, is the president-elect of the African Organisation for Research and Training in Cancer (AORTIC).

By STANDARD REPORTER

I bled for three months after unsafe abortion using herbs

Women and girls opt to use traditional herbs rather than going to clinics because of stigma.

By MARION KITHI

Nyanza MCAs fight for reproductive health bearing fruits

The lobbying by MCAs has resulted in Sh12.6 million allocations to reproductive health in Migori County and launch of the Migori County SGBV Policy.

By MACTILDA MBENYWE

Why battered men would rather turn to prayers than go to the police

Most men who suffer gender-based violence (GBV) do not care reporting to authorities because they are likely to be ignored.

By ERIC ABUGA

Woman recounts how she survived three suicide attempts after being gang-raped

It is easy to assume everything will be okay if one survived with no physical harm. This assumption is a danger to one's mental health

By KENNEDY GACHUHI

Why men avoid doctors like the plague

Many men prefer to self-medicate and only seek medical attention if the situation turns critical.

By PETER MUIRURI