Kajiado - More Kenyan women and newborns are dying not because they can't reach a health facility, but because of the quality of care they receive once they get there. That is the finding underlying the governments 2024 …
Lire la suiteNairobi - The World Health Organization (WHO) this week joined more than 5,000 delegates, including the Government of Kenya, county governments, Parliament, development partners, the private sector, civil society and com…
Lire la suiteNairobi - Dr Neema Rusibamayila Kimambo has officially presented her credentials to the Government of Kenya, formally recognizing her as the World Health Organization (WHO) Representative to Kenya. She presented her cred…
Lire la suiteBusia - Long before the first person arrived for vaccination, Camilla Nyapinda was already at work.Moving from truck stops to health facilities and community meeting points across Busia County, she spent her days answeri…
Lire la suiteNairobi - For many women in Kenya, pregnancy and childbirth are a time of hope and new beginnings. Yet for some mothers, this period is accompanied by mental health challenges. Feelings of worry, sadness, and emotio…
Lire la suiteNairobi - A baby's future is shaped long before their first day of school. Between conception and age three, the brain grows faster than it ever will again. Around 80% of a child's brain develops during this period…
Lire la suiteNairobi - Kenya has launched the Kenya Health Products and Technologies Local Manufacturing Strategy 2026–2030, a five-year roadmap to expand local production of medicines, vaccines, diagnostics and medical devices, and …
Lire la suiteKenya has revised its National Tobacco Cessation Guidelines in line with WHO’s clinical treatment recommendations, providing an evidence-based pathway to expand cessation services for people who use tobacco. Led by the Ministry of Health with WHO support, a 25-member Technical Working Group produced the first full draft of the strengthened guidance.
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