A Journey of Resilience and Reflection Prof Mark Mwandosya, a seasoned politician, has shared an intimate account of his year-long battle with multiple myeloma in his newly released memoir, Living with Cancer: Diaries of a Multiple Myeloma Patient. The book, published by Mkuki na Nyota Publishers Ltd, chronicles his treatment journey in India between June 17, 2011, and July 14, …
Read More »Fashion
Preoperative Guidance Lowers Opioid Use Post-ACL Surgery
New Approach to Pain Management Shows Positive Results A recent study has revealed that limiting the use of opioids through targeted education and counseling can significantly reduce postoperative opioid consumption without increasing pain levels among patients undergoing anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery. The findings, published in the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, highlight a shift in how medical …
Read More »22 Million Americans with ADHD Face Higher Risk of Deadly Brain Disease
Link Between ADHD and Early-Onset Dementia A growing body of research is shedding light on a potential connection between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and an increased risk of early-onset dementia. A preliminary study conducted by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh suggests that individuals diagnosed with ADHD during childhood may be more prone to developing cognitive decline earlier in life than …
Read More »Vietnam’s New Policy Empowers Single Women to Freeze Eggs and Choose Parenthood
A New Era for Reproductive Rights in Vietnam Starting from October 1, Vietnam has taken a significant step forward in reproductive rights by allowing single women to freeze their eggs and undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) without requiring a medical reason. This landmark decision marks a shift in the country’s approach to fertility treatments, emphasizing personal choice over medical necessity. …
Read More »From Real Estate to Beauty: Why a Kenyan CEO Dipped into the Cosmetics World
A New Venture in Personal Care Mwenda Thuranira, the CEO of MySpace Properties, has taken a bold step beyond real estate by launching a natural deodorant line. This new product, named Africa Magic, is inspired by his personal struggle with excessive underarm sweating. His journey into the world of personal care highlights a growing demand for safe and effective alternatives …
Read More »Alzheimer’s Tied to Common Neurological Condition Affecting 8 Million Americans
Rising Dementia Risk Among Autistic Individuals Recent studies have revealed a concerning trend: individuals with autism are at a significantly higher risk of developing dementia compared to neurotypical individuals. This alarming discovery has sparked discussions among experts, highlighting the need for further research and awareness. Increased Risk in Autism Spectrum Disorder Experts presented findings at the world’s largest dementia conference, …
Read More »Why Citizens of the World’s 2nd Most Powerful Passport Nation Avoid Owning One
Japan’s Strong Passport but Low Travel Rates Japan holds the world’s second most powerful passport, allowing its citizens to travel to 190 destinations without a visa. This ranking places it just behind Singapore, which offers access to 193 countries. Despite this privilege, fewer Japanese are choosing to travel abroad, especially among the younger generation. According to recent data from the …
Read More »Celebrities’ Must-Read Memoirs: 5 Unmissable Reads
The Rise of Celebrity Memoirs In recent years, there has been a noticeable surge in the popularity of celebrity memoirs. This trend isn’t limited to just celebrities but also includes high-profile editors, tycoons, and other influential individuals who have taken to writing about their lives. These memoirs offer more than just personal stories; they provide insights into the culture and …
Read More »Jet Li Reveals His ‘Very Silly’ Father Days
The Journey of Fatherhood for Martial Arts Icon Jet Li Martial arts legend Jet Li has shared insights into the challenges and growth he experienced as a father. In a candid reflection, he admitted that he used to be a “very silly” parent, highlighting how his approach to parenting evolved over time. In two videos posted on his Xiaohongshu account …
Read More »Rwanda Aims to Eradicate Hepatitis B by 2030 – RBC
Understanding Hepatitis B in Rwanda Rwanda has made significant strides in addressing the prevalence of Hepatitis B, with the current rate standing at 0.25 percent, according to the latest annual report covering the period from July 2023 to June 2024. This figure indicates that for every 100 individuals who visit health facilities and undergo testing, approximately 0.25 are confirmed to …
Read More »