Where women lead better health outcomes follow, hear how Dr Jacquline Kitulu (@mdkitulu) is breaking glass ceilings as she shares her journey with host Dr Diana Wangari (@diana1wangari) and Simon Kigondu (@simonkigondu)

In what is meant to be a digitized referral system, we hear why in some counties this is functional and in other counties are struggling to implement primary healthcare networks.

Most Kenyans received a message that they had been migrated from NHIF to SHA. But when they visit hospitals, their data is nowhere to be found and that affects access to healthcare services. We hear some hypotheses on why this could be.

Thirty days later, does anyone really understand what's going on with SHIF? Dr Mwachonda (@chibanzi_mwachonda) has refused to register, Dr Okaka has registered and doesn't have a clue, Dr Kigondu is wondering why his parents have to find a new hospital and the host, Dr Wangari Gitau (@diana1wangari) is concerned.

Dr Mwachonda has refused to register, Dr Okaka registered but doesn't have a clue, Dr Kigondu is wondering why his parents have to find a new hospital and the host, Dr Diana Wangari is concerned.

In this episode, we dive into the world of natural healing with our featured guest, an experienced herbalist who brings deep insights into herbal remedies for everyday health concerns. Listeners will learn about the power of plants, how specific herbs can support various aspects of physical and mental well-being, and practical ways to integrate these remedies into daily life.

In this second part, we hear why most patients would rather first consult a preacher, a neighbour or a community medicine man before going to a hospital. And what can be done about it?

What do you do when faced with an emergency in a public setting? Find out more in this episode.

In this episode, host Dr. Diana Wangari dives into the rising trend of Kenyans turning away from conventional healthcare and seeking alternative healing from preachers and traditional medicine men. She is joined by two insightful guests: Harriet Ngok, founder of Harriet Botanicals, who sheds light on the resurgence of traditional healing practices, and Beatrice Kairu, a health economist, who discusses the economic and systemic factors driving this shift. Together, they explore the implications of this trend on public health, trust in healthcare systems and the intersection of spirituality, tradition and modern medicine in Kenya

They share similar symptoms and yet many people with many people don't show symptoms at all. This is why STI testing is important.