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The Government of Japan and UNICEF have signed a Sh515 million agreement to help Kenya eliminate open defecation and improve access to clean water for its most vulnerable communities.
The body’s immune system misidentifies its own healthy tissues as foreign threats, triggering waves of inflammation that can devastate the kidneys.
Genital warts are among the most common sexually transmitted infections globally, yet they remain shrouded in myths about who carries them and how they are treated.
Health officials warn that Kenya is facing a significant rise in the number of Influenza cases, a spike that has prompted the activation of enhanced surveillance and preparedness measures nationwide.
The rare Lazarus Effect, or autoresuscitation, occurs when patients spontaneously regain life after being pronounced dead, often within minutes of CPR stopping.
New research suggests that heavy alcohol consumption may accelerate biological ageing by damaging the body’s cellular “clocks,” raising public health concerns.
How sexual assault trauma can lead to hypersexuality, a complex coping response tied to control, shame and emotional distress.
A new health study based on five years of hands-on work at the KNH has unveiled a non-pharmacological approach to help cancer patients recover without additional medication.
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