Kenya’s CyberKnife set to check outbound medical tourism
Kenya could experience a surge in inbound medical tourism in the coming years following the historic launch of CyberKnife radiotherapy
Read MoreKenya could experience a surge in inbound medical tourism in the coming years following the historic launch of CyberKnife radiotherapy
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Read MoreKenya is set to pioneer brain research for dementia in a deal between Aga Khan University’s Brain and Mind Institute
Read MoreKenya is battling a cholera outbreak that has claimed 194 lives in less than a year prompting the government to
Read MoreThe World Health Organisation (WHO) has excluded drugs meant for the management of cancer pain and obesity citing high cost.
Read MoreKenya is among 145 nations experiencing outbreaks and emergencies owing to humanitarian crises following the emergence of polio in Garissa
Read MoreThe World Health Organisation (WHO) has given children and adolescents access to new and simple ways of treating multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
Read MoreThe widening gap between the cost of healthy and unhealthy foods in poor countries is driving obesity rates in both
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