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Common Signs of Malaria and What to Do Next
Learn the common signs of malaria and what to do next. Early recognition and treatment can help protect you and your loved ones.
The Basics of Good Hygiene for Disease Prevention
It is critical to maintain good hygiene for disease prevention. How can you stay healthy with help from Katani Hospital?
The Importance of Prenatal Care for Expecting Mothers
Learn the importance of prenatal care for mothers in Kenya and how it supports safe, healthy pregnancies and deliveries.
How Investing in Preventative Healthcare Can Prevent Future Illness or Disease
Preventative healthcare can prevent future illness in a number of ways. How can Katani Hospital help you and your family stay healthy?
The Health Symptoms Women Shouldn’t Ignore
At Katani Hospital, we care about educating women about the health symptoms women shouldn’t ignore. Learn the signs to watch for!
7 Health Symptoms Men Shouldn’t Ignore
At Katani Hospital, we encounter patients dealing with health symptoms men shouldn’t ignore every day. How do you know you need to go to the doctor?
Hypertension Awareness: A Silent Killer in Kenyan Communities
Hypertension awareness is increasingly important as a growing number of Kenyans are dealing with heart disease, strokes, and other consequences of high blood pressure.
Decriminalizing Suicide Attempts: A Milestone for Mental Health in Kenya
Mental health in Kenya is improving thanks to the hard work of Kenyans and the recent decriminalization of suicide.
The Impact of Clean Water Initiatives on Community Health in Kenya
Clean water has a tremendous impact on community health in Kenya, and clean water initiatives are already making a difference.
Tackling Kenya’s Non-Communicable Diseases in 2025: Cancer
Cancer is one of the most serious non-communicable diseases in Kenya, and a coordinated effort needs to be made to improve early detection and treatment.
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