Address
NCDs
Paediatric Cardiovascular Training of HCPs
In November 2022, 22 healthcare providers from Isiolo and Vihiga Counties were taught Paediatric Cardiovascular Disease diagnosis, treatment, and management for 5 days. The goal of the training was to
MoyoAfya Project Launched in Siaya County
The NCD Alliance Kenya, Philips Foundation and iMedrix launched the MoyoAfya Project on July 21, 2022, at the Siaya County Health offices. The launch was attended by the County Executive
Climate Change Related Health Risks in Mukuru Informal Settlement in Nairobi, Kenya – A Qualitative Study
Abstract: Sub-Saharan Africa has been identified as one of the most vulnerable regions to climate change. The objective of this study was to explore knowledge and perspectives on climate change
NCDs Prioritisation Progress Tracking at the County Level: Kenya Case Study
Kenya faces an increasing burden of NCDs, which account for 50% of hospital admissions, 55% of hospital deaths, and 33% of total deaths (STEPs Survey, 2015). The situation has been
NCDs UKAID in COVID ERA Report by UK Working Group
STUDY AND REPORT FOR THE UK WORKING GROUP ON NCDs
Why is global action on NCDs necessary in the era of COVID-19?
NCDs are a global health and economic catastrophe that disproportionately impacts the world’s poorest people. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 28 million people worldwide live with non-communicable
Consultancy Services _ Development of NCDs Advocacy Training Toolkit
Non-communicable Diseases Alliance Kenya (NCDAK) and a consortium of its members, KILELE Health Association (KILELE Health), Kenya Diabetes Management & Information Centre (DMI Centre), and Women for Dementia Africa (WFDA),
2018
Moments in 2018
Press Statement: PREVENT FOR THE FUTURE: WHY VACCINES MATTER
Vaccinating girls before they are exposed to HPV is a priority and should be accelerated. Vaccination can prevent over 90% of cervical cancer cases.
The African Medicines Agency: What it means for you
NCDAK, and other founding members of AMATA, representing patients, academia, civil society, and industry, welcome the official ratification of the AMA Treaty, which has enabled the African Medicines Agency to