The Faculty of Health Sciences hosted the Orthopedic Oncology Seminar on 28th August 2026, which brought together leading surgeons, specialists and residents to discuss the complexities of musculoskeletal oncology which is a highly specialized field of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of tumors affecting the bone.
The University of Nairobi has officially welcomed its 2026/27 First year class with a strong emphasis on student-centered development and holistic experience.
The Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) officially welcomed its newest cohort of students, marking the beginning of a rigorous journey for those pursuing courses in the health sector at the University of Nairobi Faculty of Health Sciences.
A recent study had underscored the urgent need to change healthcare interventions in cardiovascular disease care, due to an alarming case of a growing hypertension crisis which is significantly increasing the risk of early target organ damage in Sub-Saharan Africa.
In a move to advance training and research, the University of Nairobi and Wondfo Biotech have renewed their MoU and strategic partnership.
This follows a previous consultative meeting between FHS Dean, Prof. Daniel Ojuka with officials from Wondfo Biotech to review the successful collaboration between the two institutions and discuss its renewal.
Tuberculosis (TB) still remains to be a global health threat and a major player in childhood and adolescent mortality. According to a recent study,1.9 million children and adolescents worldwide are diagnosed with TB each year, yet research funding for this vulnerable population remains critically underfunded.
The Faculty of Health Sciences recently hosted a pivotal internship sensitization event organized by the Christian Health Association of Kenya (CHAK). This crucial gathering aimed to equip final-year medical students with the insights needed to navigate their upcoming internships.
The event highlighted the significant opportunities available within the association's network of healthcare facilities.
A recent study has shed light on significant sex differences in cardiometabolic risks among adults diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). The findings underscore a critical need for tailored prevention and management strategies that account for these variations, aiming to improve health outcomes for both men and women living with the condition.
The University of Nairobi has officially installed its new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ayub Gitau, in a grand installation ceremony marking a significant moment for the institution, with the new VC outlining a bold vision to position UoN as a global leader in developing visionary leaders, transformative knowledge, and inspiring innovations.
A recent study done by a team of researchers from the University of Nairobi proposes immediate reforms of the health frameworks put in place to manage breast cancer in the country, the East African region and the larger African continent.
