This week, @drjrutland joined us to weigh in on the FDA’s controversial decision to authorize certain fruit-flavored e-cigarettes, and to help clarify the known and unknown risks of nicotine and tobacco use. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!
Breast cancer rates are rising in young women. Knowing your risk — and advocating for yourself — has never been more important.
@DrMoniqueGary and Miranda McKeon, a breast cancer survivor, join me on this week's episode of That Can't Be True — listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Met International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Secretary-General Jagan Chapagain at State House Nairobi. Thanked the organisation for continued humanitarian interventions in Kenya and across the region.
Assured Mr Chapagain of Kenya’s commitment to continue working with the Red Cross to strengthen the response to emergencies across our region.
I also briefed him on Kenya’s transformation agenda, especially in water harvesting, water storage and irrigation, through the National Infrastructure Fund. This will boost production and strengthen our country's food security.
A magnificent podium sweep by Kenya's men's 3,000m steeplechase team at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, is a proud moment for our nation.
Congratulations to Edmund Serem for leading Kenya to a dominant victory and further cementing our unrivalled legacy in the event.
Well done to Simon Kiprop Koech and Leonard Kipkemoi Bett for securing second and third places respectively.
We are proud of your outstanding achievement and the honour you have brought to our nation.
Asanteni sana.
Kenya emerged as a star performer in the competition, with three teams reaching the global finals in Shenzhen, China, and returned home with top honours.
Our country's crowning achievement came when the Cloud Track Team won the Grand Prize, the highest award in the competition and Kenya's first since joining the contest in 2019.
This remarkable success reflects years of deliberate investment in digital infrastructure, skills development and innovation.
It demonstrates that Kenya possesses the expertise necessary to build advanced cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence systems, cyber-security capabilities and the digital backbone needed for a modern economy.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins are launching a free online class to provide the March For Our Lives generation with the best available data on gun violence and the tools to interpret it. https://t.co/WMQ2qB8FY2