Side Effects Of Taking HIV & AIDs Drugs That Most People Do Not Know
The World Health Organization (WHO) highlights that antiretroviral treatments for HIV have various unpleasant side effects that patients are unaware of, even though their main goal is to fight the virus and prevent it from harming the body. The HIV/AIDS medications have several side effects on the users, who may struggle due to the medicines.
The Side Effects Of HIV/AIDS Drugs That You Need To Know.
Antiretroviral medications' main objective is to fight the virus and prevent it from harming the body, however the World Health Organization (WHO) claims that these HIV medications have some unwelcome side effects that people are unaware of. No Patients who take medications to treat HIV/AIDS may face some negative effects from those medications.
The Kitale Dancing Nurse Goes International, Wows Medics In Switzerland
Lukresia Robai, also known as the Kitale Dancing Nurse, captivated audiences with her impressive dance moves on Sunday, May 21, during a prestigious international event. Robai was chosen to represent East Africa at the 76th session of the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland, organized by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Lukresia Robai: Dancing Nurse Lands WHO Gig, Entertains Guests In Switzerland
Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) student Lukresia Robai has seen even more opportunities come her way since she gained notoriety for dancing for her patients on hospital wards and shared the videos on Tiktok. After a video clip of Robai entertaining guests in Switzerland went viral online, she became the talk of the town once again.
If you come across this in a hotel or a public toilet, Leave immediately
It's possible that you'll see this hook and assume that it's used for hanging clothes and garments, but in reality, it's a covert camera that watches individuals using the restroom, changing rooms, and other similar areas. While the females were changing or showering, covert recordings were being made of them without their knowledge.
The world goes wild after the Kitale Dancing Nurse did this on stage in Geneva
East African representative Lukresia Robai, aka the dancing Kitale Nurse in the World Health Organization(WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland has been praised many netizens. She was cheered all over the world after showcasing her robotical dance and magical moves skills during the ground breaking ceremony of the WHO 76th session.
The unraveled fistula misery
Fistula is an abnormal connection or passage way that connects two organs or vessels that do not usually connect.They can develop anywhere between an intestine and the skin between the vagina and the rectum and other places .The most common location for fistula is around the anus. Majority of fistula's are idiopathic which is just a fancy way of saying that their specific cause is uncertain ,however it's worth noting that a significant number of them are associated with Crohn's disease and other inflammatory conditions .In fact about 25% of people with Crohn's disease develop fistulas.
Dancing Kitale Nurse wows the world with impressive dance moves
The nurse was presenting for World Health Organisation (WHO) during the 76th session of the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland. Robai was among the select individuals representing East Africa in the event's opening ceremony. The nurse came into fame in November 2022, when she was captured on video dancing for a young patient.
Why Ruto Has Fired Health PS Josephine Mburu
Fresh details have emerged as to why president William Ruto has fired the Ministry of Health PS Josephine Mburu as well several other board members of Kemsa. According to latest reports, the Ksh Mosquito Nets Scandal is what has seen the PS and the board sent home. Here is a link: https://twitter.com/NationAfrica/status/1658138108037136384?t=Ru3z87VFzQZcH_ni0nn51A&s=19
Meet Jackline Atieno Who Turned Covid-19 From A Tragedy To An Opportunity
It is almost three years since Covid-19 struck the world where people died, businesses failed, and economy was ruined among many other direct and indirect impacts. However, the striking of the deadly disease turned to be a hope to some people in the society as it opened opportunities which wouldn't have come their way if it was not for the pandemic.
Why Kenyans Might Be Forced To Wear Masks Again
For many kenyans, 2020 might never be a year to forget, since it's the times business faced a tough time, with others losing jobs and loved ones, owing to the covid pandemic which had struck globally. However with the bad memories still fresh on the minds of many, they might have to put on masks again, especially when traveling.
Nandi Man Commits Suicide By Running Himself over Machine Used To Convert Wood into Timber
Detectives in Nandi County have launched investigations into an incident where a middle-aged man died by suicide. The unidentified is reported to have ended his life by using a woodworking machine (machine that is used in converting wood into timber) in a timber yard in Kabiyet. The owner of the yard said that the man stormed the place at about 4 pm and dashed into the machine, switched it on and ran himself over it.
COVID-19 Booster Shot Recommendations: WHO Urges Focus on XBB Variant Strains
The World Health Organization (WHO) advisory group has recommended updating this year's COVID-19 booster shots to target the currently dominant XBB variants. In response to the evolving nature of the virus, vaccine manufacturers are already developing new formulations to produce antibody responses against XBB.1.5 and other circulating strains.
GLOBAL PANDEMIC? WHO Raises Alarm After Bird Flu Spreads To Humans In The United Kingdom
According to the UK Health Security Agency, two individuals in the UK have tested positive for bird flu after contracting the virus at the same farm in England. These cases were identified through asymptomatic testing of poultry workers, as neither person experienced any symptoms of avian influenza.
Covid-19 Declared No Longer A Global Health Emergency But Let’s Take Care
"Emergency committee met for the fifteenth time and prescribed to me that I proclaim a finish to the general wellbeing crisis of global concern. I've acknowledged that counsel. It is consequently with extraordinary expectation that I proclaim Coronavirus over as a worldwide wellbeing crisis." These were the expressions of World Wellbeing Association (WHO) Secretary General Tedros Adhanom which without a doubt were generally welcomed as it mark kind of a finish to danger of a pandemic that scholarly carried the entire world to sorry state.
Are artificial sweeteners healthy and safe? Can they be replaced by honey & dates as per new study?
In the search for healthier alternatives to refined sugar, natural substitutes like honey and dates have emerged as popular options. However, it is important to eat them with mindfulness toward portion sizes, according to Dr. Richa Chaturvedi, a Senior Consultant in Endocrinology at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital.
Here is What You Should Do If You Contract Super Gonorrhoea
Image source: Frank Sonnenberg, Google Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) recently confirmed an outbreak of a drug-resistant strain of gonorrhoea in the city of Nairobi. The strain, known as "super gonorrhoea," was isolated from a sample taken from one of the 24 sex workers in Nairobi.
Foods That Are Commonly Consumed But Have Natural Poisons in Them That are Harmful to your Health
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), several naturally occurring toxins are produced in food as a sort of defense against animal infestation and consumption. These toxins are present in a wide variety of foods. These naturally occurring toxins are to blame for a wide range of detrimental health effects and have the potential to pose serious health risks to both people and livestock.
WHO Speaks On Ebola In Uganda, 55 People Reported Dead
According to the reports given by a reliable source of information, it has been revealed that Ebola has killed 55 people in Uganda. Photo:Courtesy In a news report that has been shared by the government of Uganda, it has been revealed that these people included several doctors who were on the ground.
"UGANDA is an EBOLA-Free Nation" WHO Declares after a long streak of Zero Infection Rate Confirmed
Uganda led by President Museveni borders Kenya to the West and a such it shares a lot of commonalities from Commodity importation and exportation, tourist visits and a peaceful correlation. Uganda also borders DRC, where the EBOLA virus is believed to have emanated. Ebola is named after a river in the Democratic Republic of Congo where it was first discovered in 1976.