Approximately 24% of Kenyans are living with hypertension, yet many remain unaware of their condition due to limited routine screening. High-fat foods like chips and mandazis, which are readily available and inexpensive, contribute to the rising rates of non-communicable diseases including high blood pressure. Missed diagnoses can lead to sudden life-threatening complications such as stroke, heart attack, and kidney disease, while uncontrolled cases result in affected families, disrupted livelihoods, and uncertain futures.
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MoH: Approximately 24% of Kenyans living with hypertensionAdded:
So, essentially what we're saying is avoid high-fat um fatty foods. For example, the chips, the mandazis that are readily available, and unfortunately, they're very cheap for people to buy.
And this is some of the reasons why we're having an increase in non-communicable diseases and an increase in conditions like high blood pressure. Behind every missed diagnosis is a life that could could be changed suddenly by stroke, heart attack, kidney disease, or other preventable complications.
Behind every uncontrolled case is a family affected, a livelihood disrupted, and a future placed under risk.
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