Muthurwa young mothers Stories
The approach helps families rehabilitate and prevent child malnutrition using affordable, locally available foods. Mothers are taught to prepare nutri...
More than 1.36 million people living with HIV in Kenya are now on lifesaving treatment, covering 98 per cent of those diagnosed, while mother-to-child...
26.7 percent of the young mothers reported being shouted at, insulted, or mocked—forms of verbal abuse that can leave deep emotional scars.
The project aims to transform maternal and child health services in the region, which currently faces significant challenges due to limited capacity a...
Experts have called for increased education and awareness about the many benefits of breastfeeding - not only for the child and mother but also for th...
Mastitis is a painful breast inflammation, usually caused by a blocked milk duct, which can progress to a bacterial infection if left untreated.
Lenacapavir is the first long-acting injectable HIV prevention drug that requires administration only twice a year. It offers a highly effective and c...
In a tiny room in Muthurwa, Nairobi, Auma prepares for motherhood alone—without baby clothes, a hospital bag, or any family support.
According to Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, the move is part of a wider government effort to make healthcare more inclusive, particularly for yo...
Although still under review, initial research shows promising results, and the institute plans to begin clinical trials, allowing patients to access t...
Her battle began in 2015 when she was diagnosed with Stage 3B breast cancer. At the time, she was a working mother and wife, trying to balance her car...
Mary Mwangi has transformed profound pain into purpose, offering hope to women facing cancer, stigma, and loss, while restoring dignity and rebuilding...
The study, conducted by researchers at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, also found that patients who engaged in regular moderate physical activity, s...
According to the county government, the transmission rate in Turkana is currently at 16.9 per cent, which is double the national rate of 7.3 per cent,
The session was described by many as a game-changer, offering guidance that had previously felt distant and inaccessible.
The reality of young people seeking better opportunities is a challenge many countries are facing, with individuals of different nationalities coming...
Coupled with family pressures and the high cost of follow-ups, many patients drop out of treatment or fail to adhere to therapy.
In Kenya, many pregnant women, especially in rural and low-income areas, miss out on essential prenatal care like ultrasounds due to cost and accessib...
Persistent swelling in the lower legs, ankles, and feet can be a sign of something far more serious.
From hormonal changes to the physical demands of breastfeeding, mothers may experience an increased risk of dental problems such as cavities, gum dise...
Linda Mama programme has been instrumental in reducing maternal and infant mortality by providing free delivery services.
The same report indicates that 3,743 new HIV infections were recorded among children under the age of four during this period.
Despite this progress, experts warn that the current rates are still too high.
Since its launch in 2013, the Linda Mama programme has provided vital maternal care to 7.5 million expectant mothers.
Breast milk prevents 54 per cent of diarrhoea cases and 32 per cent of respiratory infections in infants.
Deputy Governor Christine Kilalo emphasised the County's commitment to providing quality healthcare services, highlighting the program's role in yield...
Exclusive breastfeeding contributes to higher IQ levels, mitigates allergy risks, and reduces the likelihood of developing ovarian and breast cancer.
“Cancer is a very lonely disease. I lost friends and was always in isolation, which took a toll on me emotionally. It was like an out-of-body experien...
Memoranda on the Bill sponsored by Nominated MP Sabina Chege should be submitted to the office of National Assembly Clerk Samuel Njoroge on or before...
