Study Finds Reduced Dopamine-Producing Brain Cells in Long COVID Patients
Research links Long COVID symptoms like fatigue and brain fog to decreased dopamine-producing neurons, suggesting new treatment avenues.
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Research links Long COVID symptoms like fatigue and brain fog to decreased dopamine-producing neurons, suggesting new treatment avenues.
Senator Edwin Sifuna, 45 by 2027, gains momentum as a youthful opposition figure with strong support in Western Kenya ahead of next year’s polls.
Hamas has consented to disarm as part of a US-brokered deal aiming to end hostilities with Israel and enable gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
UK PM Andy Burnham brands FIFA President Gianni Infantino 'wrong man' to lead football’s governing body amid controversy over private investment plan.
CS Murkomen calls on Mt Kenya residents to firmly support Deputy President Kindiki as the region's future leader and stresses government commitment to peace.
President Ruto’s supporters intensify mobilisation in Western and Nyanza, promoting development agenda and seeking backing for 2027 re-election bid.
Eleven people have died following a collision involving a trailer and two matatus on the Eldoret-Nakuru highway near Lessos junction.
UDA has refurbished the Hustler Centre to coordinate political mobilisation and campaign planning for the 2027 elections, reinforcing President Ruto's re-election drive.
Despite unchanged fuel prices in July, rising electricity, transport, and food costs pushed Kenya's annual inflation to 6.5%, impacting household budgets.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua alleges a government plan to arrest Auditor General Nancy Gathungu over her audit reports.
Quickmart’s Chief Marketing Officer Betty Wamaitha will leave after a decade, having driven the retailer’s growth from 3 to over 60 stores nationwide.
Nairobi remains a critical regional hub for U.S. visa processing as new system centralizes services to selected African cities starting August 1.