Women experiencing hairline hair loss don’t always have traction alopecia. It could be frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA), a scarring form of hair loss that can lead to permanent hair loss if missed. And unfortunately, simply changing hairstyles won’t treat it.
By Dec 2018, insha'Allah, we'll have a health service commission through a long overdue referendum to correct, among other things, these roles county governments were given in good faith but ended up messing up. #HSCNow
I now understand why our lecturers during the clinical years emphasized soft skills so much. I get why we were awarded extra marks just for greeting the patient and obtaining consent before doing anything. A patient can tell when you genuinely care about them...
Something intriguing I found this week:
A school in Nyamira County, Kenya has recorded zero teenage pregnancies in 5 years among nearly 1,000 learners down from 1-2 cases every year before. The turning point came in June 2024, when Grade 7 students were asked to write anonymous notes about issues affecting their wellbeing.
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Ok so i’ve sat on this for far tooo long
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Never ask leo tunakula nini? again 🙂
History made at Kenyatta National Hospital in a 7 hour surgery on 43-year-old cancer patient who was saved by a groundbreaking surgery never seen before in the country.
Joshua Wanzala was facing a deadly esophageal cancer diagnosis. He needed his entire diseased food pipe removed to survive.
Instead of traditional, heavy surgery with massive cuts, a brilliant team of Kenyan specialists pulled off a grueling, 7-hour keyhole operation.
Surgeons removed the esophagus, reshaped his stomach into a tube, and pulled it up into his chest to create a brand-new food pipe, all through tiny incisions.
The historic operation took place on June 30, 2026. Today, Mr. Wanzala is walking, healing beautifully, and safely swallowing soft foods.
Huko majuu kama Denmark na UK as part of infection prevention and control, niliona since healthcare workers wako exposed to pathogens via patients contact, surfaces, aerosols, and bodily fluids they're supposed to change into hospital clothes and shoes from home clothing on arrival at hospital.
Upon finishing your shift, unapeleka the scrubs and shoes off and leave them at CSSD.
Also, you take a shower so that when going home uko freshi.
A measure to reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) spreading from the hospital to the community (and vice versa).