Trust, tradition and two vaccines: How communities are wrestling down malaria burden
Community health promoters are winning over sceptical families one conversation at a…
Why malaria parasites are harder to treat, mosquitoes harder to kill
Drugs that once cleared malaria in days now buy the parasite more…
25 Years On. Why war on malaria is losing momentum
After 15 years of progress, malaria is making a comeback. Kenya has…
‘Bad behaviours’: Why Kenya’s conduct disorder ranks sixth in the world
Conduct disorder is a childhood condition deeply rooted in adverse childhood experiences,…
Puffing trouble: Bhang smoking fuels risk of psychotic disorders, depression, anxiety among teens
One million Kenyans began smoking bhang, with users rising by 90 per…
WHO approves air-based repellents that disorient, kill mosquitoes day and night
WHO's newly approved spatial emanators could help close the gaps in regions like Siaya…
The hidden cost of unemployment: Depression and anxiety among young men
Fear of being seen as weak is driving young men away from…
World Cup hangover: How late-night matches leave fans anxious, irritable, mentally foggy
Late-night matches can be dangerous for football fans whose jobs involve operating…
SHA covers mental health, but Kenya has one psychiatrist for 500,000 minds
Kenya has the policy, the law and the language. What it does not have…
Dementia: It is grief without a funeral, burial without a body
Dementia is quietly dismantling the minds of Kenyans, stealing memory, identity, and independence, while…
