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- Sep 25, 2026
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Endometriosis: When menstruation is a monthly cycle of intense torment (opens the original)
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For Esther Wambui, periods have never been simply about a few uncomfortable days each month. The pain could become so severe that she would vomit, feel dizzy and struggle to remain standing. At school, she sometimes used an entire packet of sanitary towels in a day and still worried about leaking and staining her clothes. The symptoms began when she was about 12, but it took nearly six years before she understood that the pain was not normal. “Cramps were so painful, I felt dizzy and would vomit
Health sector calls for urgent recovery after nurses' strike (opens the original)
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Healthcare professional associations have called for urgent recovery of health services following the end of the 43-day nurses’ strike. The associations said nurses were returning to facilities across the 47 counties, but urged managers to prioritise clearing service backlogs and attending to patients whose care was delayed during the strike. National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK) President Collins Otieno Ajwang said the return of nurses would help restore services to millions of Kenyans wh
Healthcare crisis deepens as nurses' strike paralyses hospitals (opens the original)
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Kenya’s public health system is coming under increasing strain as the nurses’ strike enters its 40th day, with health workers warning of worsening disruption to essential services and accusing authorities of failing to resolve the dispute. Maternity units in some Level Three and Four public hospitals have been closed because of the shortage of nurses, while mothers seeking antenatal and postnatal services are being turned away.
Healthcare crisis deepens as nurses' strike paralyzes hospitals (opens the original)
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Kenya’s public health system is coming under increasing strain as the nurses’ strike enters its 40th day, with health workers warning of worsening disruption to essential services and accusing authorities of failing to resolve the dispute. Maternity units in some Level Three and Four public hospitals have been closed because of the shortage of nurses, while mothers seeking antenatal and postnatal services are being turned away.
Patients rights group urges Ruto to intervene in nurses strike (opens the original)
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A patients’ rights group has called on President William Ruto to intervene in the ongoing strike by nurses and clinical officers, warning that the prolonged disruption of health services is exposing patients to preventable suffering and deaths. The Confraternity of Patients Kenya (COFPAK) wants the President to direct all relevant parties back to the negotiating table and help secure a lasting resolution to the industrial action. “We respectfully call upon His Excellency Dr William Samoei Ruto,
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