Multiple myeloma: Why this type of cancer is so expensive to treat High levels of radiation and exposure to certain chemicals and viruses, such as HIV/Aids, have been linked to an increased risk of myeloma.
PRIME From a shy teen to gym titan at 50 Marlon Lugadiru transforms his physique into an object of awe and wonder.
'We quit sugar and it changed our lives' Goal-setting at the start of one’s journey helps in mapping out key indicators to look out for as well as tracking progress.
Rolling back the years DLife caught up with three fitness enthusiasts who have been turning heads whenever they enter a room.
Pregnancy and heart disease When a woman becomes pregnant, her body undergoes many changes to support the growing baby. These can significantly impact the heart.
Erectile dysfunction: Is that back pain why you can't 'rise to the occasion'? Back issues can cause ED when veins and nerves are pinched, leading to less blood flow to the pelvic area.
Cold season and joint pain Cold weather makes people less active. We know that during the hot months, people generally become far more active.
Childhood obesity: How to cut your child’s risk factors as cases rise Obesity has long been associated with adults but children also suffer from obesity.
How Naomi tailors workouts for every age and stage Many fitness enthusiasts are now opting for personal trainers to help them stay consistent.
Down Syndrome: How can I tell if my child will have it? Down Syndrome is a genetic disorder where a person has three copies of chromosome 21 instead of two.
PRIME Ageless fitness: Exercise tips for seniors to thrive For those in their 60s, light strength training and bodyweight exercises are crucial.
Ovarian insufficiency: When ovaries take an early retirement Female reproductive potential is reliant on a well-choreographed and complex developmental maturation of the ovaries at puberty.
PRIME How we cope with sudden sleep disorder In a world where sleep is often taken for granted, it is not strange for Juliet Rogito to fall asleep while walking.
Help! My husband is spineless Our two children do not respect my husband and both abuse drugs to spite him. I think he is spineless and indecisive. What should I do?
PRIME Running right: Tips from Kenya's top sprint coach Regular running or jogging has many health benefits.
Menopause treatment:Â Have you tried vaginal estrogen? Many women are surprised by the changes that come with menopause.
Undescended testes: What you need to know about this serious condition As new parents, there are various health considerations to keep in mind for your newborn.
Help! Mom is a dictator My brother and I are abusing cannabis and other drugs. We know we need help. How can we help our father take charge of our home? He seems scared of her.
Pap smear : ABCs of cervical cancer screening It is advisable for all women between the age of 25 -65 years to have regular cervical cancer screening.
PRIME ‘I use steroids, this is why you shouldn’t’ Antony injects himself with steroids almost every day to meet the required weekly dosage.
PRIME Recreational runner on a 90km record-breaking marathon To Thuo, running is a metaphor for life -- discipline, consistency, focus, mental fortitude and learning from what doesn’t work.
Personality change: What's going on with my otherwise brilliant boy? Seek expert advice as early as possible since we know that early intervention, leads to the best outcomes.
Heart diseases: What Kenya should do to ease rising burden Heart disease encompasses a wide range of conditions affecting the heart’s structure and function, its blood supply and blood vessels that traverse the entire body.
PRIME How Ann Kimunyu overcame anxiety living in the wilderness At 35, Ann spends almost the entire year living in the wilderness.