Medicine Kenya

Welcome to KMIS, the Kenya Malaria Information Service. Here, you will find information on which partners are working on malaria in each district, which districts receive donor support for malaria-related activities, population estimates of the target groups within each district, details on malaria risks, malaria vectors, anti-malarial drug resistance and allied nationally derived malaria reports, guidelines and strategic plans.

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The Nairobi Kidney Centre (NKC) is a unique medical facility specialising in outpatient renal dialysis, but also offers a wide range of other medical services. · It is the only private dialysis Unit in Kenya incorporated in 1998. · We subscribe to dialysis units in Europe, South Africa and North America. (They refer their patients to us when they are in Kenya and we do the same when our patients are out of Kenya.) We operate along the prescribed standard of dialysis as per international standards.

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The African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) is an independent non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) whose mission is to improve the health of disadvantaged people in Africa as a means for them to escape poverty and improve the quality of their lives. AMREF defines the disadvantaged as people who suffer from high prevalence and severe impact of major health problems like malaria, HIV/AIDS, poor water and sanitation, lack of information about adolescent and reproductive health, and poor access to health care.

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We carry the complete Line of Planetary Formulas at discounts of 49% OFF Retail. This Product line offer the best of classic herbal traditions, integrating herbal formulas used continuously for literally hundreds of thousand of years, with the latest finding of clinical pharmacological research. Planetary Formulas

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The WHO Library and Information Networks for Knowledge (LNK) provides comprehensive library and information services on WHO-produced recorded information in print and other media. In addition, library services give access to worldwide health, medical and development information resources to WHO headquarters, regions and country offices, ministries of health and other government offices, health workers in Member States, other UN and international agencies, and diplomatic missions. The WHO library programmes help regions and developing countries achieve self-sufficiency in providing information services to the health sector.

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