In a bid to reduce mortality in the country by half, the US Government is advocating for better and equipped health centers across the country.
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Plans underway for mandatory HIV testing
Plans are underway to ensure every Kenyan visiting a health facility takes a HIV test in an effort to eradicate the pand
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Govt called upon to equip health system to fight NCDs
The Government has been called upon to rehabilitate health facilities so as to fight the epidemic of non-communicable di
Doctors advocate for HIV prevention despite new ARV
With the country recording a high HIV infection among married couples, a new medicine that could be a timely solution ha
Cancer: Lack of information killing victims
It is estimated at least 50 people die daily in Kenya due to cancer related problems. Currently in the country 82,000 ne
Smoking mothers warned over deformity on their unborn babies
With the Ministry of Public health and Sanitation raising the red flag over the increasing number of female smokers in t
Counterfeit drugs: A silent threat to public health
While Kenyans are busy focusing their attention on fighting drug trafficking in the country, there is a serious threat t
A billion persons with disability face exclusion globally
Despite the constitution protecting the rights of persons with disability in the country, a report by World Health Organ
UNFPA: More traditional midwives needed to curb maternal death
Despite the Government having plans to train traditional birth attendants with a view of integrating them into the natio
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