The Ministry of Health in Vihiga County, in partnership with UNICEF, is set to conduct screening among children to identify non-communicable diseases, with sickle cell anaemia emerging as a major concern in parts of the county. Health officials are calling for early diagnosis to ensure affected children receive timely treatment, which will be provided free of charge.
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