Lifestyle & Health
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Why Kenya Is Warning Against the Misuse of Ozempic
Globally, Ozempic has been branded on social media as a “miracle weight-loss jab.” Influencers and celebrities are openly endorsing it, driving demand even among people without diabetes
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Gambia yatangaza mlipuko wa ugonjwa wa mpox
Gambia imeripoti mlipuko wa ugonjwa wa mpox siku ya Jumanne baada ya kugunduliwa kwa kisa kimoja kupitia mfumo wa kawaida wa ufuatiliaji wa magonjwa, huku nchi kadhaa jirani zikiripoti ongezeko la maambukizi hivi karibuni.
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WHO Advocates For Malaria Elimination as It Remains Major Public Health Challenge
The African region bears the highest burden, accounting for 95% of global malaria cases. WHO is advocating for strong political commitment, sustained investment, and community engagement to accelerate elimination efforts.
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Cholera Outbreak Confirmed in Parts of Kenya: What You Need to Know and How to Stay Safe
Cholera is a serious, waterborne disease caused by the Vibrio cholerae bacteria. It spreads through consuming contaminated food or water and can lead to severe dehydration and if left untreated, can be fatal.
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King Charles III Shrugs off Health Scare to Begin Italy Visit
Charles, who is making his first visit to Italy as king, will instead spread his Rome engagements over two days, allowing “the programme to breathe a bit”, according to a royal source.
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Chewing gum releases microplastics into mouth: researchers
People who chew around 180 pieces of gum a year could be ingesting roughly 30,000 microplastics, the researchers said.
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Why Kissing Bearded Men Poses Health Risks
Kissing men with beards can pose certain health risks, especially if the beard isn’t properly cleaned. Beards can harbor bacteria like staphylococcus (staph) and streptococcus (strep), which may transfer to the skin during close contact.
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Senetor Omtatah Calls For Immediate Suspension Of SHA
This follows the latest report from Auditor General Nancy Gathungu that revealed that SHA is a Ksh104 billion corruption scheme that the government neither owns nor controls, jeopardizing the billions Kenyans contribute to healthcare.









