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The Nyeri County Deputy Governor Dr. Caroline Karugu said, “Breast cancer is a cancer that affects the breasts, mostly in women and it can also affect men though it is rare. In 2018, breast cancer was the most common cancer treated at the Nyeri County Referral Hospital.
This was highlighted during the launch of the World Heart Day campaign on Friday by the
Kenya Cardiac Society in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, Novartis and other
partners in an effort to raise awareness about Cardiovascular Diseases (CVDs), including
heart failure.
The partnership is aimed at increasing blood access in all hospitals to reduce internal bleeding-related deaths through the adoption of Hemafuse TM, an innovative medical device that allows clinicians to reuse a patient’s own blood gathered from internal bleeding.
The $450 million IDA credit to the Second Productive Social Safety Net Project (PSSN II), implemented by the Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF), will seek to improve food consumption and livelihoods, while increasing children’s primary school attendance and completion; as well as their access to health care.
“Early and effective response is the best means to stopping an outbreak in its tracks”
Topics covered during the training included Clinical Applications Training on X-ray, Mammography, Dental X-ray, Ultrasound, C-Arm and Environmental, Health and Safety Training.
The two programmes, the Innovation to Inclusion (i2i) programme and The Inclusion Works! Programme will help break down the barriers that have curtailed access to various opportunities for persons with disabilities
The country is amid the rainy season, commonly known as cholera season due to frequent flooding contaminating drinking water and infecting people with the cholera bacteria.
For eight months, Ms Loureen Awuor sought antenatal services at Utange Medical Centre in Mombasa, where the health workers assured her that her unborn baby was doing fine. Ms Awuor,…
Kenya has adopted Universal Health Coverage as one of the Big Four priority Agenda, under President Uhuru Kenyatta’s administration, with an aspiration that by 2022, all persons in Kenya will be able to use the essential services they need for health and well-being through a single unified benefit package without the risk of financial catastrophe.