… The lobby group’s Deputy Secretary General Dr Dennis Miskellah said the incident poses a serious security and public health risk that should not be condoned. …
… Doctors Dennis Miskellah and Joseph Kariuki while appearing on KTN on Tuesday night said that the reporting of the case on Tuesday yet the patient landed in the country on Saturday showed laxity by government. …
… Dr Dennis Miskellah, a reproductive health specialist, says postpartum haemorrhage can occur after both Caesarean and vaginal deliveries, particularly in cases involving uterine atony, trauma or retained placenta. …
… Even as Kenyans continue to critique the summit, saying there seems to be a disconnect from reality, KMPDU Deputy Secretary General Dennis Miskellah argued that the summit came at the right time, when healthcare workers in several counties were on strike over unpaid salaries and …
… In the United States alone, an estimated 3.7 million people are living with the infection, yet only about 30 per cent develop noticeable symptoms.Dr Dennis Miskellah, a consultant gynaecologist, says the infection is far more common than many people realise."Trichomoniasis is cau …
… Speaking during a meeting in Isiolo Town on June 19, KMPDU Deputy Secretary-General Dr Dennis Miskellah said the industrial action would remain in force until the county government fulfils its obligations to doctors.Dr Miskela said doctors in the county have gone for months witho …
The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union is calling for investigation and prosecution of anyone who allegedly brought an Ebola patient into Kenya, saying the incident poses serious security and public health risks. The union says the patient and companions avoided official border routes and failed to declare his critical illness, exposing Kenyans to infection risk.
The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union is calling for investigation and prosecution of anyone who allegedly brought an Ebola patient into Kenya, saying the incident poses serious security and public health risks. The union says the patient and companions avoided official border routes and failed to declare his critical illness, exposing Kenyans to infection risk.
Doctors Dennis Miskellah and Joseph Kariuki criticized the government's response to Kenya's first confirmed Ebola case, noting that the patient landed on Saturday but the case was only reported on Tuesday. They said the patient was permitted to leave Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for Nairobi Hospital despite arriving while sick, and questioned why he received visitors who subsequently dispersed into the community.
At the United Nations General Assembly, Tanzania and Rwanda have been commended for their efforts to combat maternal mortality. The article frames this praise through the personal story of a Kenyan man whose wife suffered life-threatening bleeding complications after childbirth.
A 2026 Health Summit brought together policymakers, health workers, and stakeholders to assess Kenya's progress toward Universal Health Coverage, with President Ruto presenting a scorecard of his 2022 health manifesto commitments, including the Social Health Authority (SHA) which has enrolled 32.2 million Kenyans to replace the NHIF.
Trichomoniasis, a curable sexually transmitted infection caused by a parasite, is the world's most common non-viral STI, according to the WHO. Most infected people develop no symptoms, allowing it to spread undetected between sexual partners, though those who do experience symptoms may mistake them for yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis.
Health stakeholders have criticized county governments over the continued deterioration of healthcare services, citing deep-rooted leadership and governance challenges, including SHA implementation struggles, medicine shortages, counterfeit drugs, poor infrastructure, inadequate healthcare workers, supply chain failures, and corruption. These problems have led to rising treatment costs, long hospital queues, and increased out-of-pocket medical expenses for Kenyans.
Doctors in Trans Nzoia County have issued a seven-day strike notice to the county government over failure to implement a return-to-work agreement signed in February 2026. The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union says key provisions of the agreement, including salary payments and arrears, remain unimplemented.
Kenya's Employment and Labour Relations Court has struck out a petition contesting the outcome of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union's April 2026 elections, allowing the elected leadership to proceed with advancing members' welfare.
The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union has served 21-day strike notices to the county governments of Meru and Isiolo, threatening to withdraw medical services from June 2, 2026, citing persistent labour violations, delayed salaries, staffing shortages, and failure to honour return-to-work agreements.