The catholic church in Kisii has urged the government to find a cure as opposed to a vaccine against covid19. Speaking at Kisii cathedral
Health
PATIENTS BENEFIT FROM FREE MEDICAL CAMP IN MAKUENI
Medics drawn from One-way wise health services in Wote, Makueni County are continuing with free medical camps across various parts of Makueni County targeting
WORLD AIDS DAY
Adolescents at Nyamarambe sub county marked World Aids Day in style after a non-governmental organization provided them with ‘Maisha Packs’,counseling and testing on HIV/Aids.
Garissa’s department of health has embarked on campaign against lifestyle diseases.
The Garissa county department of health has embarked on a lifestyle disease awareness campaign to sensitize the public on dangerous lifestyle diseases. Records at
Narok County joins in the FGM eradication initiative
By Mutabazi The fight against female genital mutilation has intensified in Narok County following a meeting between the Narok County Commissioner Samuel Ole Kimiti,
The Kenya Progressive Nurses Association wants the nursing certificate course scrapped
By Christine Kamau The Kenya Progressive Nurses Association wants the nursing certificate course scrapped and replaced with the diploma course, which they believe has
One woman out of three in Narok County suffers fistula.
By Christine Kamau One woman out of three in Narok County suffers fistula. This is according to Narok County director of health Dr Francis
Kenyatta University Referral Hospital to open its doors Monday, October 28
Health Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki has announced that the Kenyatta University Referral Hospital will open its doors to the public this coming Monday on
Women to benefit from HPV campaign in Garissa County in a move aims at preventing infection of cervical cancer
By Faith Anyula The Campaign to promote the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine has started in Garissa County. It aims at preventing the infection
Botswana to offer free ARVs to foreign sex workers
Botswana has started offering free anti-retroviral therapy (ARV) to foreign sex workers, following a decision to extend treatment to non-citizens. An estimated 30,000 foreigners