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Sickle cell warriors call for mandatory screening to curb rising cases in Western (opens the original)
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Sickle warriors in Bungoma County have called for mandatory sickle cell screening to help curb rising cases of the blood disorder and promote early diagnosis and management. They mandatory screening especially among couples planning to marry, would help people understand their sickle cell status and make informed reproductive decisions, reducing the risk of children being born with the chronic disease. Speaking during a free medical camp and sickle cell awareness outreach held in Bungoma, 24-yea
Why some women abandon contraceptive methods (opens the original)
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For many women, choosing a contraceptive method marks the beginning of a journey towards reproductive autonomy. Yet for thousands, that journey ends prematurely due to a myriad of changes. They include side effects, misinformation, partner hostility, stigma, cultural beliefs, and limited access to quality counselling. At Mechimeru Health Centre, nurses and family planning providers regularly encounter women seeking to discontinue contraceptive methods they had previously abandoned.
Men with mental complications suffer in silence (opens the original)
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Bungoma County has intensified efforts to address mental health challenges affecting men through a sensitisation forum aimed at promoting mental wellness and breaking the culture of silence. A key men’s mental health awareness event bringing together hundreds of participants was held at Masinde Muliro Stadium in Kanduyi. The event, organised by the county Directorate of Youth and Sports, in partnership with health experts, focused on prevention, early intervention and emotional well-being. The m
Palliative care in Bungoma: why addressing the pain as one battles chronic disease is important (opens the original)
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Cancer patients in Bungoma County will no longer have to travel to Kakamega, Kisumu or Eldoret for services. The county government has introduced sessions for cancer victims in a bid to as one of the ways to combat the disease. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for nearly 10 million deaths each year or nearly one in six deaths. By 2050: Cases are projected to nearly double to 35 million annually. Most common cases being Lun
Men with mental health issues urged to seek professional help (opens the original)
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Bungoma County has intensified efforts to address mental health challenges affecting men through a sensitisation forum aimed at breaking the culture of silence. A men’s mental health awareness event bringing together hundreds of participants was held at Masinde Muliro Stadium in Kanduyi. The event, organised by the county Directorate of Youth and Sports, in partnership with health experts, focused on prevention, early intervention and emotional well-being. The medics also offered tools for scree
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