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Amref Sounds Alarm on Spread of 17 Neglected Tropical Diseases
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Amref is raising concerns about a potential increase in the transmission of 17 Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), which could affect more than 25 million people in Kenya. As stated by Amref, presently, 10 million people in Kenya are affected by at least one neglected tropical disease (NTD) and need treatment, particularly across 32 regions…
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Covid Resurgence Sweeps Across Asia, Including India: International Edition
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Kathmandu, May 23 – Despite recent increases in coronavirus infections reported by various regions including Singapore, Hong Kong of China, Thailand, and India, health officials in Nepal state that they haven’t observed an uptick in COVID-19 cases within their country. Officials said only one case of Covid has been detected of late. As a…
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Stay Alert: Covid-19 Update
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Kathmandu, Nepal—On May 23, after the World Health Organization (WHO) announced the conclusion of the COVID-19 pandemic in May 2023, individuals relaxed their precautions. Measures such as mandatory quarantines, mask-wearing, sanitizer use, handwashing, and social distancing swiftly fell out of practice. Vaccine efforts likewise diminished. Medical centers ceased accumulating testing supplies since fewer people…
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Greenlife Pharmaceuticals Partners Mark 2025 World Malaria Day With University Of Lagos Students
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Themed “Malaria Ends With Us: Reinvented, Refocused, and Revitalized,” the gathering featured presentations from medical professionals who discussed the risks associated with malaria as well as the advancements achieved thus far in tackling this issue across Africa. In her remarks, Doctor Oghenerukevwe Peretomode suggested that the students keep their surroundings tidy and clear of…
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GreenLife Pharmaceuticals & Partners Mark 2025 World Malaria Day with University of Lagos Students
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Themed “Malaria Ends With Us: Reinvented, Refocused, and Revitalized,” the gathering featured presentations from medical professionals who discussed the risks associated with malaria as well as the advancements achieved thus far in tackling this issue across Africa. In her remarks, Doctor Oghenerukevwe Peretomode suggested that the students keep their surroundings tidy and clear of…
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Health expert warns as food poisoning cases spike
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On Monday, a healthcare professional cautioned about an increase in instances of foodborne illnesses and gastrointestinal infections attributed to tainted edibles and spoiled produce. They emphasized the importance of raising public consciousness regarding safe and sanitary dietary habits. In an interview with a private television network, general practitioner Dr. Sadia Khalid highlighted that the…
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The top diseases sending Kenyans to hospitals
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Almost 40% of Kenyan patients visiting healthcare centers receive a diagnosis related to malaria. espiratory diseases or malaria. As stated in the Economic Survey 2025 , launched in Nairobi on Tuesday. The outpatient records show that respiratory ailments accounted for 30.2%. per cent Of the 66.2 million overall disease cases addressed in the previous…