Like most men, I didn’t believe I had breast cancer

John Mwangi was in denial. His parents and sister succumbed to cancer. His wife is recovering from it, but both found hope in a support group.

By LYDIAH NYAWIRA

New polio vaccine to save millions of children from fresh outbreaks

Kenya was certified poliovirus free in 2005, but suffered a setback in 2018 after live viruses were found in samples collected within Nairobi.

By MERCY KAHENDA

Nairobi leads in number of fully vaccinated as Covid-19 cases up by 67

Nairobi led in the total county cumulative trends and proportion of fully vaccinated

By JAEL MBOGA

The pill that postpones your menses: Is it harmful?

The United Nations Population Fund states that menstruation is intrinsically related to human dignity

By JAEL MBOGA

Kenya’s positivity rate now at 2 per cent as 117 test positive for Covid-19

The total confirmed Covid-19 positive cases are now 252,308 and cumulative tests so far conducted are 2,654,013.

By JAEL MBOGA

When the workplace is a mental prison

Most workplaces were made worse by the pandemic that came with the death of colleagues, massive pay cuts, layoffs, auctions and loan call-backs.

By MERCY KAHENDA