Diabetes mellitus is a chronic health problem affecting the way in which food is utilized to make energy. It is commonly referred to as, commonly known as diabetes.
What is Diabetes Mellitus?
Diabetes is a multisystem disease since elevated blood sugars eventually affect almost every tissue in the body.
This year, M.P. Shah Hospital is celebrating the centenary of Meghraj Group, the business founded by the late Mr. Meghraj Pethraj Shah (M.P. Shah) in 1922. He was an astute businessman and devoted philanthropist.
Cancer is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide with approximately 400,000 children and adolescents of 0-19 years old developing cancer each year. In Kenya, cancer is the 3rd leading cause of death after infectious and cardiovascular diseases.
Selfies of people crossing their arms to strike an “x” pose on social media show solidarity with the theme of International Women’s Day 2022. This year’s campaign theme— #BreaktheBias —spotlighted the individual and collective biases against women that fuel gender inequality.
Now more than ever, getting your prescriptions delivered safely to your home is an essential part of staying healthy. Whether you’re unable to travel in-person to a pharmacy because of social distancing, illness, or for other reasons, pharmacy delivery may be the right option for you. Let’s take a more in-depth look at what pharmacy delivery is and how it works.
Dr. Toseef Din, CEO of M.P. Shah Hospital, among Kenyans feted at the “40 under 40 Africa Awards” On 26th March 2022, Dr. Toseef Din, CEO of M.P. Shah Hospital bagged the “40 Under 40 Africa Award” for Health & Wellness Category.
Over the past years, M.P. Shah Hospital has embraced Patient Safety Awareness Week as a period of inspiration for those committed to the mission of the safest and most reliable care. This year, however, the theme turned the lens from care to the caregivers at the front lines.
After selflessly serving the hospital for over 30 years each, Mr. Mwangangi, the former head chef and Mrs. Ongoche (HCA SSD) were treated to a pleasant surprise on their retirement.
M.P. Shah Hospital’s Sr. Marren Chunga, Sr. Bernice Nyutu, Dr. Shamsa Ahmed and Dr. Afshaan Admani are among Kenyans feted by iChange Nations Global Organization for an exemplary service to the society through their roles in ensuring a patient-centred care during the Covid-19 pandemic in Kenya.
M.P. Shah Hospital held a successful two-day cardiac open day at Village Market Mall. The Open-day themed “Matters of the Heart,” which was open to the public was a gift of love during Valentine’s Day, and ran on 14th and 15th February 2022.
