In a story that underscores the power of human innovation and the adaptability of journalism skills, Makana Kennedy Ndyamuhaki, a seasoned journalist, has ventured into the realm of telehealth entrepreneurship with a vision to revolutionize healthcare accessibility. Makana’s journey from reporting on societal issues to founding Losh AI Lab Group, a telehealth startup, is a…
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Not Getting Enough Sleep May Increase Your Type 2 Diabetes Risk.
People who sleep less than six hours a night are at considerably higher risk for type 2 diabetes than those who sleep seven to eight hours a night, a new study foundTrusted Source. And even those with habitual short sleep who follow a healthy dietary regimen carry that risk, suggesting that sleep is a vital element in type…
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6 Foods To Eat And 6 To Avoid For Mental Health Poor brain or mental health is on the rise, a major global public health concern that affects millions of people Among the lifestyle changes that can impact brain health, diet is near the top of the list. Evidence from studies suggests that certain dietary patterns…
Eating this much protein can be bad for your heart health
Updated by Nsubuga Abbey at HICGI News Agency Consuming more than 22% of daily calories through proteins may increase the risk of atherosclerosis and even worsen the condition, according to a studyTrusted Source completed at the University of Pittsburgh and published today in the journal Nature Metabolism. To reach their conclusions, the researchers used human trials along with…
Nakuru City Dwellers get free Medical Services
By Ronald Sserwadda – Nakuru, Kenya- Updated at 1801 EAT on 15th Feb 2024 The Breath of the Spirit Ministries in conjunction with Cheesed Charity International led by American Philanthropist Dr. Michelle Corral on Wednesday conducted a medical camp in Nakuru, Kenyan City. Speaking on behalf of Dr. Corral, Rev Christopher Stamps who led the…
Unveiling the Relevance of Sexual Rights in the Journey to End the HIV Pandemic
By Florence Mbabazi As we navigate the complex landscape of global health, the fight against the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) pandemic has reached a crucial juncture. In this pursuit, acknowledging the relevance of sexual rights becomes imperative, as it emerges not only as a fundamental human right but also as a powerful weapon in the…
Strengthening Grassroots CSOs: Catalysts for Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Uptake
By Florence Mbabazi Title: Strengthening Grassroots CSOs: Catalysts for Promoting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Uptake Introduction: In the realm of global health, the empowerment of individuals and communities at the grassroots level is increasingly recognized as a powerful force for positive change. Nowhere is this more evident than in the promotion of Sexual…
The mysterious culprit behind ‘water on the brain’ in Ugandan babies
Nearly 4,000 babies in the central African country develop post-infectious hydrocephalus every year For nearly two decades, scientists have attempted to identify the mysterious culprit behind a medical condition common to Uganda that causes the heads of new-born babies to enlarge, leading to severe neurological damage and even death. Nearly 4,000 babies in the central…
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