Kenyans prevented 2.4m pregnancies in 2023, says report
The figures, published last week, place Kenyans among the top contraception users in Africa.
The figures, published last week, place Kenyans among the top contraception users in Africa.
It is highly competent, can tolerate more arid conditions, and thrive in both rural and urban settings.
Ethnic geography matters in what you become in life and whether you realise your dreams.
Images like skeletons smoking cigarettes, dead foetuses are proposed to cover 80% of cigarette packs.
The disease has become multi-billion business. Facilities are lining up to be called "cancer centres".
11,000 units of a popular syrup were recalled from Kenya last week
They also refused to pay doctors more saying they are already the best-paid professionals in counties.
NSDCC raised concerned over high number of young people who requested for PEP during Safari Rally
Latest results show a reduction in hospital admissions with severe malaria by 32%
The company has not even paid for its proposed 10 acres at Tatu City.
Salaries to cost Sh7.7 billion a year. Governors expected to reject request unless MoH covers the cost
Malaria is a potentially life-threatening infectious disease caused by parasites of the Plasmodium genus.
After 2050, Kenya's population could begin to shrink unless there's immigration from other countries
Dr Colliers says the enzyme that metabolises alcohol decreases with age
He said they are not recognised outside Kenya. They should go into other careers.
The best place to raise your family may be Embu County, which now has Kenya’s highest life expectancy.
Experts say they have found in food traces of plastics that cause sexual dysfunction
If a pregnant woman is exposed to lead, the chemical goes into her blood and can easily cross placenta to the foetus.
Although more than 200,000 condoms were distributed in Naivasha, many young people demanded PEP drugs
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Child deaths in Africa down on increased vaccination – WHO
Survey shows over 80 per cent of children aged 12–23 months in Kenya are fully immunised.