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One Health Lens Podcast

Discussing health matters and human stories from Kenya and across Africa. We talk big picture from people to policy, ecosystems, and everything in between. Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/onehealthlens

  1. JAN 20

    SEASON FINALE: Is there hope for SHA to succeed?

    In this season's final episode, Dr. Diana Wangari Gitau unpacks the challenges and opportunities facing the Social Health Agenda (SHA) in Kenya and beyond. Joined by experts in public health and policy, the discussion explores SHA's progress, its impact on communities, and the hurdles it must overcome to succeed. Tune in for an insightful conversation that asks the hard questions: Is there hope for meaningful change, and what role can we all play in making it happen?

    38 min

  2. 12/17/2024

    Top 10 most common questions about cancer—answered

    Dr Andrew Odhiambo, an Oncologist at University of Nairobi answers the common questions he encounters from patients as well as relatives.

    34 min

  3. 12/16/2024

    EXPLAINED: How Obesity Leads to Complications, Including Infertility

    Hosted by Sheryll Blessing, this episode features Dr. Shchukina, a medical doctor and founder of Nairobi Bariatric Center. With over 30 years of expertise in obesity treatment, Dr. Shchukina delves into the health complications caused by obesity, including its impact on fertility.

    38 min

  4. 12/02/2024

    Part 2: Balancing the scales: Quality vs. financing in Kenya's healthcare system

    Is Kenya's government sacrificing Quality to finance health in Kenya? It seems that parties remain divided as heard on this episode that brings together public sector, private sector, patient advocates and professional associations. Host, Dr Diana Wangari listens to Dr Elizabeth Wangia, Ministry of Health, Dr Matiko Riro, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Dr Nelly Bosire, Patient advocate and Dr Simon Kigondu, Kenya Medical Association

    43 min

  5. 12/02/2024

    Balancing the scales: Quality vs. financing in Kenya's healthcare system

    Is Kenya sacrificing Quality to finance health in Kenya? It seems that parties remain divided as heard on this episode that brings together public sector, private sector, patient advocates and professional associations. Host, Dr Diana Wangari listens to Dr Elizabeth Wangia, Ministry of Health, Dr Matiko Riro, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Dr Nelly Bosire, Patient advocate and Dr Simon Kigondu, Kenya Medical Association

    43 min

  6. 11/28/2024

    I lost my husband, I will not lose my country

    In this moving episode, Dr. Diana Wangari Gitau sits down with Dr. Lyudmilla Schukina, a Ukrainian national who has called Kenya home for over 30 years. Dr. Lyudmilla shares her deeply personal story of loss, resilience, and unwavering commitment to her homeland amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine. Together, they discuss the human cost of the conflict, the strength of the Ukrainian people, and how Kenya, as a nation of peacebuilders, can contribute to global solidarity. This is a story of grief, hope, and the power of community in times of crisis. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that bridges two nations and explores the universal fight for freedom and peace.

    51 min

  7. 11/25/2024

    Milk Consumption Linked to Pregnancy Challenges Among Female Farmers

    A conversation on how human, animal, plant and environmental health are related and why you should care with guests Dr Sophie Masika, Global Health Policy Manager at World Federation for Animals and Dr Kelvin Osore, Chair of the Kenya Veterinary Association.

    29 min

  8. 11/20/2024

    EXPLAINED: We might not be too far away from the next pandemic, why you should care about climate and health

    Guest, Shadrack Gikonyo breaks it down on why you should care about climate and health. From Climate change disrupting food systems and threatening food security where in 2020, 770 million people faced hunger To Air pollution, is responsible for about 7 million deaths globally each year. 99% of people worldwide breathe air that exceeds WHO air quality limits.

    38 min
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Discussing health matters and human stories from Kenya and across Africa. We talk big picture from people to policy, ecosystems, and everything in between. Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/onehealthlens

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