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Study links antioxidant-rich diets to lower cervical cancer risk

US research finds women with higher antioxidant intake may face an 11.4% lower risk of cervical cancer, but vaccination and screening remain key.

Study links antioxidant-rich diets to lower cervical cancer risk

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We don’t need to be rich — David Ndii hits back at critics of Ruto’s healthcare plans

President William Ruto’s push to overhaul Kenya’s healthcare financing system has come under renewed public debate, with economist and presidential adviser David Ndii rejecting arguments that Kenya is…

  • David Ndii rebuts critics of Kenya's healthcare reform plans.
  • Ndii argues economic wealth doesn't dictate public service quality.
  • Costa Rica and US cited as examples of low GDP with superior health outcomes.

How to Check Blood Pressure at Home

Knowing how to check blood pressure at home can help you monitor your readings regularly and keep track of changes over time.

  • Use an automatic upper-arm blood pressure monitor for home assessments.
  • Ensure proper cuff size, posture, and conditions during measurement.
  • Record systolic and diastolic numbers with date and time for pattern analysis.

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