
Zuri Health
•02/12/2026
Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day. For some, it will be flowers, chocolates, dinner plans, and soft music. For others, it will be a normal day, work, traffic, errands, life moving as usual. That’s the reality of Valentine’s in Kenya. Not everyone is posting roses. Not everyone is on a date. But love still exists, in small, quiet, everyday ways.

Zuri Health
•02/05/2026
By Mercy Opande, Eva Waruhiu-Muchai and Dr Esther Ruth Atim

Zuri Health
•01/08/2026
I didn’t have a big life-changing moment. No dramatic hospital scene. It actually started very quietly, the kind of day you’d forget if nothing shifted.

Zuri Health
•01/08/2026
I didn’t realise I was gaining weight at first. It wasn’t sudden. It was gradual. One year you’re fine, the next year your clothes feel tight, and you just assume it’s stress or age or “life.”

Zuri Health
•12/17/2025
We hear “stroke” and instantly picture an elderly relative in a rural hospital bed, or someone’s uncle who “overworked.”

Zuri Health
•12/16/2025
What the Passing of the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill Means, And Why Women Need More Safe Spaces to Talk About Fertility

Zuri Health
•11/20/2025
Today let’s talk about hypertension. The one happening between matatu rides, monthly bills, late-night fast foods, and “we’ll change our lifestyle soon” promises.

Zuri Health
•11/13/2025
Diabetes Iko Hapa Kwa Mtaa: A Weekend That Opened My Eyes

Zuri Health
•11/07/2025
During the Launch of Petals by Zuri Health – A Women’s Health Initiative

Zuri Health
•09/10/2025
Numbers Inform. Stories Transform. Why Storytelling Is Changing How We Talk About Health
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