UoN’s USAID Fahari ya Jamii project took part in the Nairobi accelerated COVID-19 vaccination campaign launch at Kibra Level 3 Hospital on Thursday, 2nd June 2022. The campaign targets to have at least 70% of the population in Nairobi vaccinated in the next six weeks. Currently, 48.9% (1,492,877) of the population in Nairobi is fully vaccinated against a targeted population of 3,052,494 persons.
The Association of Medical Students of the University of Nairobi (AMSUN) is pleased to inform you that it is hosting the 12th edition of the AMSUN Scientific Conference on the 9th and 10th of June 2022.
The Theme for the Conference “Research Today for a Healthier Tomorrow,” reminds us of the importance of making resource and effort investments in research for a transformed wholesome life in the future. The goals of this year’s conference include:
1. To spur interest in research, innovation, and entrepreneurship among medical students.
The Leave No Medic Behind Initiative Charity Run is a fundraising project by the Association of Medical Students of the University of Nairobi (AMSUN) to meet the financial needs of underprivileged students in the School of Medicine.
It began in 2017 when the then 5th year MBChB Class had a classmate who was almost denied to sit for their end of year exams because of a fees balance of less than sh 20,000. His classmates rallied together, each giving what they could and with that the student was able to sit for his exams and hence LNMB was born.
