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Why African women’s health innovations are struggling to reach clinics

The call comes ahead of the first Women’s Health Ecosystem Forum (WHEF 2026), which will be held at the Nairobi Serena Hotel from November 2 to 5, bringing together researchers, innovators, investors, donors and industry partners to strengthen links between research, product development and investment.

National Assembly's Departmental Committee on Health Chairperson, James Nyikal
Health and Wellness

Kenya targets year-end launch of locally developed snake antivenom

The progress was highlighted during a budget oversight visit by the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Health to NEL on Monday, where members, led by Chairperson James Nyikal (Seme), received an update from NEL Managing Director Rajan Dhanani and a KIPRE delegation headed by Director General Peter Mwethera.

Head of the Diabetes Care Centre, Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital, Dr. Rilwan Adan on a Radio Generation interview on October 22, 2026
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Diabetes can damage eye blood vessels silently, eye specialist warns

The eye specialist said the effects of diabetes extend beyond blood sugar levels, affecting organs such as the eyes, kidneys and heart. She explained that because the damage can develop without pain or obvious symptoms, some patients only seek medical attention after experiencing blurred vision

General Manager of Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital, Dr. Rizwana Peerbhoy, OGW on a Radio Generation interview on October 22, 2026.
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Glaucoma: How the silent eye disease can steal your sight without warning

The eye naturally produces a clear fluid that nourishes its internal structures and helps maintain pressure. Under normal conditions, the fluid drains through a network of channels. When the drainage system becomes blocked or does not work effectively, fluid can build up, raising pressure and putting the optic nerve at risk.

First group of Ebola contacts set to leave quarantine on Sunday after 21 days
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First group of Ebola contacts set to leave quarantine on Sunday after 21 days

The planned release comes as health authorities continue efforts to contain the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola and prevent further infections. Kenya confirmed its first case on October 6 after a 40-year-old Kenyan who had travelled from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on October 3 died on October 5. Laboratory tests confirmed that the patient had contracted the virus.