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The Eastleigh Voice
eastleighvoice.co.ke > index.php > health > 272030 > kenyan-students-take-top-prize-with-ai-powered-maternal-health-platform

Kenyan students take top prize with AI-powered maternal health platform

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (284+ words) The Eastleigh Voice A team of Kenyan university students has won the Stars of Innovation Challenge after developing MediBora, an AI-driven platform that connects expectant mothers with healthcare providers, offering real-time monitoring, risk alerts, and guidance to manage maternal health…...

The Eastleigh Voice
eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 382157 > why-kenyan-mothers-are-still-dying-when-a-sh95-life-saving-medicine-could-help-save-them

Why Kenyan mothers are still dying when a Sh95 life-saving medicine could help save them

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1615+ words) A Sh95 medicine can help prevent deadly postpartum bleeding, but stock-outs, poor blood-loss monitoring and funding gaps continue to put mothers’ lives at. Imagine losing your wife, daughter or a new mother because a life-saving medicine costing about Sh95 was unavailable when…...

The Eastleigh Voice
eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 398639 > study-warns-maternal-anaemia-could-have-lasting-effects-on-childrens-brain-development

Study warns maternal anaemia could have lasting effects on children???s brain development

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (337+ words) Study warns maternal anaemia could have lasting effects on children’s brain development The Eastleigh Voice A new study has found that babies born to mothers with anaemia have smaller brains than those born to mothers without the condition, raising concerns…...

The Eastleigh Voice
eastleighvoice.co.ke > education > 391617 > cs-ogamba-confirms-august-24-third-term-school-reopening-dismisses-postponement-rumours

CS Ogamba confirms August 24 Third Term school reopening, dismisses postponement rumours

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (394+ words) The Ministry of Education has moved to clarify confusion over the reopening of schools, confirming that the 2026 Term Three academic calendar remains unchanged, with learners expected to report on August 24, 2026. In a statement issued on Wednesday, August 19, Education Cabinet Secretary…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 378124 > heavy-periods-are-not-normal-why-ignoring-them-could-put-your-future-pregnancy-at-risk

Heavy periods are not normal: Why ignoring them could put your future pregnancy at risk

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (1237+ words) A woman who bleeds heavily every month may think it is simply how her body works. She learns to carry extra sanitary pads wherever she goes, misses school or work during her periods, and pushes through constant exhaustion, believing it…...

The Eastleigh Voice
eastleighvoice.co.ke > index.php > health > 368516 > study-finds-ibuprofen-more-effective-than-paracetamol-for-period-cramps

Study finds ibuprofen more effective than paracetamol for period cramps

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (364+ words) The Eastleigh Voice Ibuprofen may be a more effective option than paracetamol for many women experiencing period cramps, experts say, after a large study analysing a decade of purchasing data found that paracetamol was the most commonly bought painkiller While…...

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