Eunice Kilonzo
Daily Nation
Kenya
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Past articles by Eunice:
They rape me but they don’t know I have HIV: the life of a street mother
The woman sporting a short crop on her head approached me and asked whether I could share the story of my life on the streets. I didn’t know what she was talking about, or what she meant when she said “my life on the streets”. It is hard for me to separate the street from my life, and so I told her that I’d just tell her the story of my life. Period. I will just speak, and she will do the… → Read More
HIV drug can help with liver diseases
Drug works by promoting growth and regeneration of the liver → Read More
A cup of tea 'good for your brain'
Regular tea drinkers have better organised brain regions, research finds → Read More
When life's chaos gets in the way of breastfeeding
For some mothers, the six-month breastfeeding rule has become easier said than done → Read More
How Kenya paved the way for uterus transplants
Some women are born without a uterus while others have a dysfunctional one → Read More
Forsaken: Battling with HIV from a wheelchair
People assume that people with disability are not sexually active. → Read More
Tough days ahead for HIV fight as funding declines
Donors provide Sh7 for every Sh10 Kenya spends on HIV control. → Read More
New report highlights the economic cost of HIV/Aids
Global labour agency reveals the financial and hidden costs of HIV-infected workers. → Read More
Kenya spends millions treating unsafe abortion complications
The money is enough to procure at least two cancer treatment machines. → Read More
Shooting blanks: It’s not you, it’s me!
The science of fertility and why some men and women have difficulties with conception. → Read More
Dashed hopes: The struggles of trying to conceive through IVF
For couples facing infertility, science offers a lot of hope in the form of assisted reproduction → Read More
Bipolar disorder: The two-faced monster that almost killed me
Two boys, barely 10 years old, snored peacefully in their hotel bed as their mother emptied the contents of a packet she had concealed all night, into a water bottle on the bedside table. → Read More
Dead after arrival
At least one in every 10 Kenyans will die in an emergency situation... → Read More
Nairobi has the highest number of children with rickets
Poverty, severe malnutrition and swaddling babies blamed for high cases of vitamin D deficiency in Nairobi and central Kenya. → Read More
How pneumonia and sepsis put you at risk of heart disease
Acute respiratory infection that kills thousands every year puts others at risk of cardiac ailments → Read More
INFANT MORTALITY: Banking on breast milk
Inside Kenya’s ambitious plan to build human milk banks. → Read More
Snakebites made top priority in new treatment guide
Snakebites will now get more support, including funding, to assist those afflicted by the potentially fatal bites. → Read More
26 people with cholera kept in isolation ward
In total, there are 33 people admitted in various Nairobi hospitals with cholera. → Read More
Nurses' union officials clash on live TV
Hopes of end their job boycott dimmed as governors vow to sue Seth Panyako. → Read More
Countries to soldier on with war on global warming
Trump said if they secure a better deal, the US may try to rejoin the pact. → Read More