Medics warn over new law seeking to lock public officers out of private practice
Bill forbids a public officer from engaging in any other gainful employment without permission but KMPDU says medics should first be paid well for the new law to work.
By 7 months ago
Medics warn over new law seeking to lock public officers out of private practice
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
While maintaining the proposed bill goes against the Employment Act, the medics said what one does in their private lives has never and should never be a concern on any employer in the current day.
By 7 months ago
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
E. coli is a type of bacteria that lives in the intestines of humans and animals and causes stomach cramps, diarrhoea, and vomiting.
By 7 months ago
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Global Cancer Observatory estimates that in 2020 1,435,943 cases of lung cancer were reported worldwide, with Kenya accounting for 794 of these incidents.
By 7 months ago
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
A bone marrow transplant is a complex medical procedure that involves replacing the patient's bone marrow with healthy cells, either from their own body or a donor.
By 8 months ago
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
The lab construction started in 2020 with the help of the National Research Fund (NRF) which contributed Sh77.2 Million to the establishment of the fund.
By 8 months ago
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Lymphatic filariasis is an endemic parasitic disease that is transmitted by mosquito vectors, with humans being the definitive hosts.
By 8 months ago
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Medics warn over new law seeking to lock public officers out of private practice
Bill forbids a public officer from engaging in any other gainful employment without permission but KMPDU says medics should first be paid well for the new law to work.
By 7 months ago
Medics warn over new law seeking to lock public officers out of private practice
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
While maintaining the proposed bill goes against the Employment Act, the medics said what one does in their private lives has never and should never be a concern on any employer in the current day.
By 7 months ago
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
E. coli is a type of bacteria that lives in the intestines of humans and animals and causes stomach cramps, diarrhoea, and vomiting.
By 7 months ago
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Global Cancer Observatory estimates that in 2020 1,435,943 cases of lung cancer were reported worldwide, with Kenya accounting for 794 of these incidents.
By 7 months ago
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
A bone marrow transplant is a complex medical procedure that involves replacing the patient's bone marrow with healthy cells, either from their own body or a donor.
By 8 months ago
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
The lab construction started in 2020 with the help of the National Research Fund (NRF) which contributed Sh77.2 Million to the establishment of the fund.
By 8 months ago
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Lymphatic filariasis is an endemic parasitic disease that is transmitted by mosquito vectors, with humans being the definitive hosts.
By 8 months ago
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Medics warn over new law seeking to lock public officers out of private practice
Bill forbids a public officer from engaging in any other gainful employment without permission but KMPDU says medics should first be paid well for the new law to work.
By 7 months ago
Medics warn over new law seeking to lock public officers out of private practice
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
While maintaining the proposed bill goes against the Employment Act, the medics said what one does in their private lives has never and should never be a concern on any employer in the current day.
By 7 months ago
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
E. coli is a type of bacteria that lives in the intestines of humans and animals and causes stomach cramps, diarrhoea, and vomiting.
By 7 months ago
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Global Cancer Observatory estimates that in 2020 1,435,943 cases of lung cancer were reported worldwide, with Kenya accounting for 794 of these incidents.
By 7 months ago
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
A bone marrow transplant is a complex medical procedure that involves replacing the patient's bone marrow with healthy cells, either from their own body or a donor.
By 8 months ago
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
The lab construction started in 2020 with the help of the National Research Fund (NRF) which contributed Sh77.2 Million to the establishment of the fund.
By 8 months ago
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Lymphatic filariasis is an endemic parasitic disease that is transmitted by mosquito vectors, with humans being the definitive hosts.
By 8 months ago
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
While maintaining the proposed bill goes against the Employment Act, the medics said what one does in their private lives has never and should never be a concern on any employer in the current day.
By Beldeen Waliaula 7 months ago
Proposed Conflict of Interest Bill contradicts Employment Act, doctors say
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
E. coli is a type of bacteria that lives in the intestines of humans and animals and causes stomach cramps, diarrhoea, and vomiting.
By Beldeen Waliaula 7 months ago
E. coli bacteria on the rise in Nairobi
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Global Cancer Observatory estimates that in 2020 1,435,943 cases of lung cancer were reported worldwide, with Kenya accounting for 794 of these incidents.
By Beldeen Waliaula 7 months ago
New therapy launched to combat lung cancer and improve patient outcomes
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
The lab construction started in 2020 with the help of the National Research Fund (NRF) which contributed Sh77.2 Million to the establishment of the fund.
By Beldeen Waliaula 8 months ago
Stem cell laboratory to be game changer in cancer, diabetes research
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
A bone marrow transplant is a complex medical procedure that involves replacing the patient's bone marrow with healthy cells, either from their own body or a donor.
By Beldeen Waliaula 8 months ago
Why bone marrow transplants, stem cell therapy offer hope to cancer patients
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Lymphatic filariasis is an endemic parasitic disease that is transmitted by mosquito vectors, with humans being the definitive hosts.
By Beldeen Waliaula 8 months ago
Elephantiasis: Silent tropical disease leaves poverty in its trail
Poorly disposed diapers a silent menace to environment
Disposable diapers do not decompose or degrade easily and may take years to do so. They have a great impact on ozone depletion as they emit carbon dioxide.
By Beldeen Waliaula 9 months ago
Poorly disposed diapers a silent menace to environment
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Bitter reality of NHIF cash crunch and attempt to navigate through financial maze
The capitation provided by NHIF is crucial for the functioning of these hospitals, and the delays in payments have paralyzed the services they provide.
By Beldeen Waliaula 9 months ago
Bitter reality of NHIF cash crunch and attempt to navigate through financial maze
Open heart surgeries rescue children with heart defects
Open-heart surgery is any type of surgery where the chest is cut open and surgery is performed on the muscles, valves, or arteries of the heart.
By Beldeen Waliaula 9 months ago
Open heart surgeries rescue children with heart defects
Achieving carbon net zero: What is the fuss all about?
To avoid the worst of warming (maximum 1.5C rise), the world will need to decrease fossil fuel production by roughly 6 percent per year between 2020 and 2030.
By Beldeen Waliaula 9 months ago
Achieving carbon net zero: What is the fuss all about?
Richard Turere: How my lights help keep lions and livestock alive
His invention has been adopted by families living near the park and beyond. He says that since the adoption of the Lion Lights, no lion has been killed around the Nairobi National Park
By Beldeen Waliaula 9 months ago
Richard Turere: How my lights help keep lions and livestock alive
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Grandeur as Moi, Kibaki pilot lands after 44 years in the skies
Following the fini flight, Colonel Gitahi was led to a waiting truck, where his fellow pilots and student aviators were waiting to pull him out.
By Beldeen Waliaula 10 months ago
Grandeur as Moi, Kibaki pilot lands after 44 years in the skies
Waste management key to our survival
"When we don't manage waste properly, we eventually take it back into our bodies in different forms," he says.
By Beldeen Waliaula 10 months ago
Waste management key to our survival
Give dialogue and peace a chance, ex-soldiers plead with Ruto, Raila
It is the current state of political instability caused by the political disagreement between Raila Odinga and William Ruto that brings back dark memories to veterans of the military.
By Beldeen Waliaula 11 months ago
Give dialogue and peace a chance, ex-soldiers plead with Ruto, Raila
President Ruto flags off 20,000 Oxygen cylinders across counties
Most countries were hard hit by oxygen shortage during covid 19 period, a situation that called for more investment in the oxygen supply chain.
By Beldeen Waliaula 11 months ago
President Ruto flags off 20,000 Oxygen cylinders across counties
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Counting wins, losses, one decade into the devolution of healthcare
Issues such as understaffing, underfunding and lack of facilities continue to handicap the sector. Medics call on Ruto to honour his promise of constituting a Health Service Commission.
By Beldeen Waliaula 11 months ago
Counting wins, losses, one decade into the devolution of healthcare
State should make condoms available to the youth
Let's have sex education as a syllabus in schools. But now that teenagers are more exposed than before, abstinence might not be the solution.
By Beldeen Waliaula 1 year ago
State should make condoms available to the youth
Ministry of Health rolls out malaria vaccine in 25 more regions
Just like other childhood interventions, the malaria vaccine is also facing challenges, especially the uptake of the fourth dose. Uptake in the first year is said to be good.
By Beldeen Waliaula 1 year ago
Ministry of Health rolls out malaria vaccine in 25 more regions
Bleeding a leading cause of maternal death, report
Report shows that most maternal deaths happen at referral facilities. Haemorrhage listed as the highest cause of death, worsened by a lack of blood banks.
By Beldeen Waliaula 1 year ago
Bleeding a leading cause of maternal death, report
Affordable housing: Will State's data-backed action now pay off?
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By Graham Kajilwa
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Graft becoming norm as civil servants oil the vice
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