AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHIV Prevention: Chuka University warned over 9,000 first-years against risky sex as Kenya’s new infections fall to about 13,000, but officials warned the gains could slip if foreign support declines. Flood & Waterborne Risk: Naivasha’s Kihoto estate residents were urged to relocate ahead of El Niño as Lake Naivasha rises, with clean-ups, drainage unclogging and water tablets underway to curb outbreaks. Pharmacy Regulation: Pharmaceutical technologists threatened to down tools after new Pharmacy and Poisons Board guidelines would restrict medicine handling in lower-level facilities to degree holders only, raising fears for UHC service delivery. Stroke Awareness: A Kenyan woman’s account of surviving an ischaemic stroke highlighted how people can be shocked by stroke even without common risk factors, stressing recovery support like physiotherapy and speech therapy. Traditional Medicine Safety: The Pharmacy and Poisons Board called for stronger quality assurance, dosing standards and labelling for traditional medicines as Kenya pushes integration into universal health coverage.
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