Non-communicable Diseases Archives - Page 3 of 4

June 5, 20190

Cycling to turn the tide on diabetes

Life is like riding a bicycle. You must keep your balance, you must keep moving. In fact, a bicycle has been described as a remarkable invention

May 30, 20190

Some days are simply meant for playing. It was a day after Christmas in Sironoi village in Nandi County in 2003. The allure of the green countr

May 19, 20190

Last week, I met a 74- year old lady who underwent a three-hour surgery to remove her uterus and cervix. (Hysterectomy). This was the treatment op

May 14, 20190

Great strides have been made in understanding cancer. The fight against cancer wears many facets; It's about supporting the fighters Admirin

May 8, 20190

Ferocious but obedient Stray and tramp Good-natured Huge and lanky Shaggy Smooth Brave These are words that describe man’

April 30, 20190

Waitherero’s sharp mind and easy motion is nothing compared to her eight and a half decades of life. She is a mother of six and a grandmother to 1

April 24, 20190

Rare. Slow-growing. Insidious. Unusually painful Inoperable. Dangerous Atrophic. Deep-seated. These are terms used to desc

April 17, 20190

When English writer and poet Thomas Dekker described sleep as the golden chain that ties our bodies and health together, he had the benefits of re

April 8, 20190

The sandy tropical beaches in Mauritius are a sight to behold. The low-lying naked skies allow the long and brilliantly bright warm rays to pierce

April 1, 20190

He likes his suits neat. But what’s unknown is that the dark, three-piece plaid suits hold his personal story firmly in place. The narrative begi