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  • About Wanja’s Health Diary
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  • Published Stories
    • Daily Nation
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September 20, 20150

President Gurib-Fakim is at home among scientists

She is a torch bearer in the quest for scientific knowledge that she hopes will solve Africa’s problems. Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, the president of Ma

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July 9, 20130

More than a pinch of salt could kill you

Please pass the salt. This is a common request during meal-times. There are people whose meals are not tasty enough without additional salt.

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June 3, 20130

Sunshine a luxury for those marking time in KNH ward

Stepping out to bask in the sun for most patients on this floor is wishful thinking. For those who can, it’s a strenuous walk to catch the dayâ€

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March 12, 20120

Student with spinal disorder gets new lease of life after surgery

Performing basic chores like washing clothes and mopping the floor without enduring any pain are her only desires. The university student hard

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March 10, 20120

Wilting in bloom: rickets cases worry medics in Naivasha

When Margaret Wanjiku gave birth to her son in 2010, it marked an expected moment of delight for this first-time mother. Over the mon

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February 20, 20120

Relief for babies with twisted feet

  When she gave birth last year, things seemed normal, until the nurses noticed that her baby girl’s feet were curved inwards.

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January 13, 20120

Reprieve for deaf patients as nurses training launched

A 28-year-old expectant woman in her final trimester experiences a gush of pain in her belly. Her brother hires a taxi and takes her to the ne

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