Lifestyle
Why Kenyans Believe Flies Mean Their Meat Is Fresh and Safe
Flies gathering around meat are often seen by some Kenyan consumers as a sign that the meat is fresh and free from chemical preservatives, rather than as a hygiene concern.The belief is particularly common around neig…
The Real Cost of Cancer in Kenya: How Much Families Pay to Stay Alive
Cancer treatment in Kenya can cost households up to Sh1.64 million a year, while shortages of essential medicines and delays in public supply chains are forcing many patients to seek more expensive care or stop treatm…
BBC DJ Trevor Nelson Shares Positive News Following Brain Tumour Surgery
BBC DJ Trevor Nelson has announced that his recent brain tumour surgery was successful. The 62-year-old broadcaster revealed the news through his social media platforms, expressing relief and gratitude following a cha…
Olympian Simpson's Career Cut Short by Cardiac Arrest
In a devastating turn of events, celebrated Olympian Simpson has announced that he will never run again following a cardiac arrest that occurred during a training session. The athlete, known for his remarkable speed a…
Revolutionary AI-Designed Vaccine Marks Major Breakthrough in Medicine
A groundbreaking advancement in the field of medicine has been achieved with the development of the world's first vaccine designed entirely by artificial intelligence. This innovative approach to vaccine creation is e…
Two Travelers Caught With Nearly 850 Pounds of Miraa at BWI Airport
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport have seized nearly 847 pounds of khat from two U.S. citizens arriving from London, just days after another tr…
UK Salmonella Outbreak Claims One Life, Hundreds Affected
A serious salmonella outbreak in the United Kingdom has resulted in one confirmed death and left hundreds of individuals ill, prompting urgent public health investigations and safety warnings from health officials.The…
Bumble's Bold Move: Scrapping 'Women-First' Rule Alters Dating Dynamics
Bumble, the dating app that gained fame with its 'women-first' chat rule, has made a significant shift by eliminating this signature feature. The decision comes after a successful trial phase and reflects changing pre…
‘Polygamist’ Author Sue Nyathi Visits Kenya as Book Becomes Netflix Series
Zimbabwean author Sue Nyathi is in Nairobi as her novel The Polygamist reaches a wider audience through its Netflix adaptation.The South African drama series, based on Nyathi’s 2012 novel, marks the latest stage in a…
Explainer: Why Genetics Matters in Obesity – and Why Lifestyle Still Counts
A new study published in PLOS Medicine has identified more than 3,000 genetic variations linked to obesity, providing new evidence that inherited biology plays a major role in how people gain weight and regulate appet…
Gen Z's Financial Strategy: Preparing for an Uncertain Future Without State Pensions
As the world grapples with economic uncertainties, a significant trend is emerging among Generation Z: a proactive approach to financial planning that largely eschews reliance on state pensions. This demographic shift…
The First Cry Isn't Enough: Why Every Baby Should Be Screened at Birth
Newborn screening at Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi is helping doctors identify serious but treatable conditions in babies before symptoms develop, allowing early treatment that can prevent lifelong health co…
Breakthroughs in Hair Loss Treatment Offer New Hope for Women Globally
A promising advancement in hair loss treatment is emerging as scientists make significant strides toward developing new therapies, potentially bringing relief to millions of women worldwide who suffer from this condit…
Strength Training Twice a Week Significantly Reduces Early Mortality Risk, Study Finds
New research published by the British Journal of Sports Medicine suggests that engaging in strength training for at least two hours per week can significantly reduce the risk of early mortality. The comprehensive stud…
Rooftop Intensive Care Unit Opens in London to Enhance Patient Recovery
In a pioneering move, King's College Hospital in London has unveiled an outdoor intensive care unit located on its rooftop, aimed at boosting the recovery of critically ill patients. This unique initiative, launched i…
Rooftop Gardens at King's College Hospital: A New Frontier in Patient Recovery
The introduction of a rooftop garden on the intensive care ward at King's College Hospital in South London is drawing global attention as an innovative approach to patient recovery. This initiative, which integrates n…
Chelsea Flower Show Sparks Gnome Debate Amidst Whimsical Celebrations
The Chelsea Flower Show, a prestigious event in the horticultural calendar, recently ignited a lively debate over garden gnomes, as organizers temporarily lifted a long-standing ban on the whimsical garden ornaments…
Ebola Crisis Sparks Debate Over Global Health Double Standards
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a significant rise in Ebola cases, with the latest figures indicating 600 confirmed cases and 139 suspected deaths. This alarming situation has reignited discussions re…
Ebola Outbreak Escalates as WHO Warns Vaccine Development May Take Nine Months
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a grave warning regarding the escalating Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, reporting a staggering 139 suspected deaths and approximately 600 cases as of their latest upda…
Kenyan PM Vows Swift Action on Toxic Chemicals Found at Alarming Levels
In a bold response to rising health and environmental concerns, Kenyan Prime Minister recently announced a comprehensive plan to address the alarming presence of hazardous chemicals found in certain areas, with levels…