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Getting your first period after childbirth is a step in your body’s recovery process. Childbirth brings many changes to a woman’s body, and one of the big questions new mothers often ask is, “When will I get my first period after…

Have you ever wondered what the purpose of a small hole in washbasins, bathtubs or kitchen sinks is? This seemingly insignificant element, which may seem to be just a small decorative detail, hides much more than you might think. Its…

You deserve a partner who is open, supportive, and emotionally present. When you're in a relationship, emotional connection is one of the most important things to have. But what happens when your partner seems distant, closed off,…

If pork is a regular part of your diet, you might want to reconsider your deworming routine. While pork can be delicious and a good source of protein, it also comes with certain health risks, particularly when it comes to parasitic…

The way you hold your smartphone or tablet can lead to pain and inflammation in your pinkie and thumb, a condition called "smartphone finger." It can also strain your wrists and arms. If you hold your phone with your pinky finger…

These foods can be poisonous if consumed in large quantities or if the wrong parts are eaten. Food is an important part of our daily lives, and we most times don’t think twice about what we eat. Many of the fruits, nuts, and…

Is there a possibility of bringing healthy, HIV-negative children into the world? For couples where one or both partners are HIV-positive, concerns about passing the virus to their children can be overwhelming. Fortunately,…

 Eggs are so nutritious that they’re often referred to as “nature’s  multivitamin.” They also contain unique antioxidants and powerful brain nutrients that many people are deficient in. Here are 6 reasons why eggs are among the…

A recent report has highlighted a growing trend among cancer patients in Kenya, with an increasing number turning to traditional medicine instead of conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Many patients are…

The Chief Executive Officer of the  Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH), Dr Opoku-Ware Ampomah, has urged the public to end the stigmatisation of children born with cleft lips and palate deformities. He said that while these conditions are…