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The Eastleigh Voice
eastleighvoice.co.ke > world > 396219 > nearly-half-of-worlds-farmers-hit-by-pesticide-poisoning-study-finds

Nearly half of world???s farmers hit by pesticide poisoning, study finds

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (317+ words) Nearly half of world’s farmers hit by pesticide poisoning, study finds The Eastleigh Voice More than 400 million farmers and farmworkers worldwide suffer unintentional acute pesticide poisoning every year, a new study has shown, highlighting the scale of a largely overlooked…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 389379 > kenyans-raise-alarm-over-pesticide-residues-after-study-flags-chemicals-in-common-vegetables

Kenyans raise alarm over pesticide residues after study flags chemicals in common vegetables

3+ week, 1+ hour ago   (382+ words) The Eastleigh Voice For Samira Aziz, a mother and vegetable vendor living in Eastleigh, the question is no longer simply what her family will eat, but whether the food she sells and puts on her own table is safe Like…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 386233 > eating-less-sugar-during-pregnancy-may-protect-children-from-dementia-decades-later

Eating less sugar during pregnancy may protect children from dementia decades later

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 378287 > new-study-finds-pregnancy-changes-the-brain-differently-with-each-child

New study finds pregnancy changes the brain differently with each child

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (346+ words) A second pregnancy appears to change a mother’s brain in ways that differ from a first pregnancy, according to a new study that offers fresh insight into how women adjust to motherhood and why some may face a higher risk…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > index.php > national > 317169 > climate-change-may-be-altering-number-of-boys-and-girls-born-report

Climate change may be altering number of boys and girls born - report

4+ mon, 3+ day ago   (586+ words) Rising global temperatures could be quietly altering the number of boys and girls born each year, according to new research that points to climate change as a factor shaping birth outcomes. The study, carried out by researchers from the University…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > index.php > coast > 33775 > 62-year-old-woman-transforms-young-mothers-lives-through-child-spacing

62-year-old woman transforms young mothers lives through child spacing

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (372+ words) The Eastleigh Voice Outside a tiny iron-roofed house in Ndavaya village in Kwale, two women huddle together, confiding in each other issues affecting marriages, childbirth, and other shared concerns From a distance, their voices, gestures, and body language depict the…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > index.php > coast > 41128 > take-the-lead-in-sex-education-kwale-clerics-tell-parents

Take the lead in sex education, Kwale clerics tell parents

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (338+ words) The Eastleigh Voice Clerics in Kwale County have urged parents to take the lead in sex education to lower the high number of teenage pregnancies reported in the county They said parents shy away from talking to their children about…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > index.php > health > 357940 > study-wearable-ultrasound-patch-could-transform-pregnancy-monitoring-prevent-stillbirths

Study: Wearable ultrasound patch could transform pregnancy monitoring, prevent stillbirths

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 359246 > how-kenyan-medics-are-turning-to-virtual-reality-training-to-fight-maternal-deaths

How Kenyan medics are turning to virtual reality training to fight maternal deaths

3+ mon, 4+ day ago   (1501+ words) Prof Benjamin Njahi demonstrating how to use virtual reality in surgery and managing emergencies. (Charity Kilei) For Nurse Lennah Bundi, watching a patient who would otherwise have died from severe bleeding survive because of a rapid, well-coordinated emergency response sparked…...

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eastleighvoice.co.ke > health > 351719 > study-finds-taking-antidepressants-during-pregnancy-do-not-raise-autism-risk-in-children

Study finds taking antidepressants during pregnancy do not raise autism risk in children

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (789+ words) A study published in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry has found that taking antidepressants during pregnancy does not increase the risk of children developing autism or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The research, conducted by scientists at The University of…...