Kenya’s health system can survive donor cuts, but politics is standing in the way
Healthcare competes against many urgent national demands within constrained budgets; debt obligations…
Always sick, ever in hospital: Your baby could have immune disorders since birth
Recurring infections, long hospital stays, and mounting bills are the reality for…
The long cough: Why TB hits Kenyan men hardest
Men are more biologically susceptible to TB, more likely to delay seeking…
TB: We treat lungs, but leave fear, falsehoods and fallacies untouched
Tuberculosis is treatable, but in many Kenyan communities, diagnosis is linked with…
New wave of innovations sparks hope in Kenya’s mission to end TB
As global funding shrinks and testing gaps persist, WHO's latest guidelines are…
TB is not HIV: The costly confusion driving Kenyans away from care
Community Health Promoters must explain in vernacular that TB is a bacterial…
Cough, ignore, infect: How stigma, silence spike TB cases among Gen Zs
Poor health-seeking habits, alcohol use, and substance abuse also identified as key…
How Kenya can still win the fight against antimicrobial resistance
Experts say that patients can still access powerful antibiotics over the counter…
Kenya’s TB health workers left in crisis after 15 months without pay
The Ministry of Health, the Council of Governors (CoG), and the National…
USA overhauls global health aid to cut wastage, save more lives
Half the vendors surveyed in 10 countries were selling stolen donor-funded diagnostics…
