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The research consortium on the ‘Cost-effectiveness of free healthcare versus private health insurance in Kenya’organized stakeholder forums on 16 and 17 September 2015 in Nairobi
There are those who perceive any effort to limit population growth as “population control.” This is a term that chillingly evokes coercive state intervention to
By Steve Baragona, Voice of America The next superbug could emerge from the slums of the developing world, researchers warn. Rapid, unplanned growth in many
Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Burundi and Zambia were all represented at the East African launch of the Global Nutrition Report 2015 (GNR) on December
Since January 2015, how much has your family spent on healthcare? By healthcare, I mean direct medical costs expended on consultation fees, inpatient care, or
The early days of having a newborn are fraught, anxious times for any parent, no matter how experienced they may be. Whether the concerns are
Non-communicable diseases, or NCDs, are illnesses or conditions including cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity that progress slowly over time, and are increasingly a
By Moses Ngware, Head of Education Research Program, APHRC via Standard Digital News Kenya’s next generation could be the best educated in our history. It
By Magdalene Wanja, via Daily Nation The current education curriculum is outdated and needs urgent overhaul, education PS Belio Kipsang has said. The Ministry of
More than 1.4 billion people in resource-poor communities are afflicted by tropical diseases annually, and yet they never hit the headlines. These neglected diseases, and
More than 1.4 billion people in resource-poor communities are afflicted by tropical diseases annually, and yet they never hit the headlines. These neglected diseases, and
By Sophie Cousins, via NPR If you’ve ever been vaccinated, you may have seen the nurse head out of the room to go to the