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.

A recent study highlights how fear and stigma significantly impact women's decisions to undergo cervical cancer screening and follow through with treatment. Many women fear receiving a negative diagnosis, especially if they perceive cancer as fatal or a financial burden. The

The First Aid Club Community, a conglomeration of the First Aid Club,

A recent Breastfeeding bootcamp hosted by the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) and facilitated by seasoned speakers from the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding on the 26^th June 2026, underscored the unparalleled importance of breast milk,

Stakeholders in the health sector and academia recently convened for the inaugural Jirani symposium on Tuberculosis (TB) which focused on combating TB, highlighting East African nations commitment to the global goal of ending the epidemic by 2030.