The Association of Medical Students of the University of Nairobi (AMSUN) will be holding the 13th edition of…
The Association of Medical Students of the University of Nairobi (AMSUN) will be holding the 13th edition of…
The 2nd annual Leave No Medic Behind charity run will take place on 29th April 2023 and it is definitely going to be…
The University of Nairobi will hold its annual UoN Open day for two days, Thursday and Friday, 27-28, April 2023.…
The Association of Medical Students of the University of Nairobi (AMSUN) will be hosting an online webinar on…
Management in hospitals just like any other organization is very important as nothing moves without it. Kenyan public hospitals have not been doing well in their service delivery and the management’s role in hospital performance has not been evident.
Employed mothers in Kenya are not able to exclusively breastfeed their new born babies for the required 6 months period.
According to a study carried out by several researchers among them Prof. Ruth Nduati from the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health at the School of Medicine,
Read moreThe University of Nairobi through C4DLab and strategic industry partners is running a year-long prestigious Innovation Fellowship. The competitive fellowship will give 15 select fellows an opportunity to solve real-life
Read moreThe association between vaginal washing and HIV risk may be mediated by vaginal washing-associated changes in vaginal microbiota.
The Vice Chancellor Prof. Stephen Kiama was at the Faculty of Health Sciences as he presided over the launch of Orthopaedic Surgery multimedia seminar room on
Read moreWhile observational evidence suggests that people behave more prosaically toward members of their own ethnic group, many laboratory studies fail to find this effect.
More than 65 students from the Faculty of Health Sciences were among the 800 awardees honoured during the University of Nairobi Students’ Recognition Award ceremony held on 5th May, 2023 at Taifa Hall.
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The mental health treatment gap – defined as the difference between the number of people who have mental disorders and those who can access appropriate treatment.
While observational evidence suggests that people behave more prosaically toward members of their own ethnic group, many laboratory studies fail to find this effect.