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Maternal and child health remains one of the Country’s most pressing public health concerns, with preventable deaths still robbing families of mothers and newborns. To mitigate the challenge, the Nairobi Hospital on Saturday brought together hundreds of parents, caregivers, and health experts in a free training aimed at breaking myths, sharing life-saving knowledge, and empowering families to safeguard mothers and children.Joseph Wakhungu has the details.
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Nairobi hospital trains families on safe maternal and childcare
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