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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2015	Maternal child health through water, sanitation and hygiene	Songa, Jackson
2015-10	Water, hygiene and sanitation practices amongst medical students in Moi University Eldoret, Kenya	Songa, Jackson
2016-01	Financing universal coverage in Kenya – A case study	Songa, Jackson
2015	Menstrual Sanitation amongst Adolescent Girls in the Elgeyo Marakwet County of Kenya and the Effect on their Learning	Songa, Jackson; Manzura, Ahmed; Wandabwa, Doreen
2015	E-book - maternal child health through water sanitation and hygiene	Songa, Jackson
2016	On-site fecal sludge treatment with the anaerobic digestion pasteurization latrine	Forbis-Stokes, Aaron A.; O’Meara, Patrick F.; Mugo, Wangare; Simiyu, Gelas M.; Deshusses, Marc A.
2018	Service responsiveness to students’ health care expectations at the Moi University Health Centre In Kenya	Rotich, Joachim K.; Nangami, Mabel N.; Rutto, Simon K.
2020	Trends in maternal and child health outcomes in a health systems intervention: a case of Obekai dispensary in western Kenya	Esamai, Fabian; Mwangi, Ann; Tabu, John; Nangami, Mabel; Were, Edwin; Ayuku, David
2015	Factors that hinder effectiveness in the management of the waiver system: a case study of Kapsabet Hospital in Kenya	Kamanda, Allan Mbuthia; Kimengi, Isaac Njuguna; Nangami, Mabel
2014	Institutional capacity for health systems research in East and Central Africa schools of public health: enhancing capacity to design and implement teaching programs	Nangami, Mabel N.; Rugema, Lawrence; Tebeje, Bosena; Mukose, Aggrey
2018	If you can’t measure it- you can’t change it – a longitudinal study on improving quality of care in hospitals and health centers in rural Kenya	Nafula, Maureen; Nangami, Mabel; Kandie, Charles; Omogi, Irene
2018	The Implementation of governance attributes in health in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya	Sitienei, Jackline; Nangami, Mabel; Manderson, Lenore
2015	Repeat use of post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV among nairobi-based female sex workers following sexual exposure	Munyao, Julius; Ireri, Naomi; Gakii, Gloria; Gelmon, Lawrence; Nangami, Mabel
2020	Postharvest Storage Practices of Maize in Rift Valley and Lower Eastern Regions of Kenya: A Cross-Sectional Study	Koskei, Peter; Bii, Christine C.; Musotsi, Protus; Karanja, Simon Muturi
2021	Community participation in the collaborative governance of primary health care facilities, Uasin Gishu County, Kenya	Sitienei, Jackline; Manderson, Lenore; Nangami, Mabel
2008	Food and Nutrition Bulletin, vol. 29, no. 2 © 2008, The United Nations University.87Integrating nutrition security with treatment of people living with HIV: Lessons from Kenya	Byron, Elizabeth; Gillespie, Stuart; Nangami, Mabel
2016	A rapid appraisal of the efficacy of Sodium Carbonate in the management of Tunga penetrans Infestation at Uuna Primary School in Karemo Division, Siaya District, Kenya	Otieno, Christina A
2017	Background: Fasciolosis is known globally to be an important helminthic disease of ruminants caused by liver fluke species of the genus Fasciola, and it is one of the most neglected tropical zoonotic diseases that can lead to human infection. It has the widest geographic spread of any emerging zoonotic disease, and it occurs in many countries of the world. Objectives: The study aimed at determining the prevalence of fasciolosis in ruminants slaughtered in Trans-Nzoia West. Specific objectives were to establish the trend of fasciolosis in ruminants, ascertain the relationship between fasciolosis prevalence and rainfall patterns and assess the knowledge of meat sellers and farmers about fasciolosis. Methodology: A 5-year secondary data retrospective study was carried out in Trans-Nzoia West, Trans-Nzoia County. The study population consisted of ruminants slaughtered, meat sellers and livestock farmers.Results: A total of 104,221 cattle, sheep and goats were slaughtered in the five-year period in which 6,098 (5.85%) were infested with fasciolosis with a prevalence of 6.52%, 6.08% and 4.10% in cattle, sheep, and goats respectively. Most meat sellers (72.2%) were able to identify fasciolosis in infested livers, 88.9% reported liver flukes infestation resulted in the loss of income while 58.3% were not aware of nutrition depletion associated with fasciolosis. Of the farmers interviewed, 52.9% grazed in swampy areas, 66.7% dewormed after 3 months, 78.4% had heard about fasciolosis and 80.0% did not know the cause of fasciolosis. The majority (95.0%) were not aware of the snail species spreading liver flukes while 77.5% did not know that fasciolosis was a zoonotic disease.Conclusion: Fasciolosis was prevalent in the area and caused great economic loss to the meat sellers. Most farmers were not aware of its cause and zoonotic nature. Recommendations: Fasciolosis control should be approached from a multidisciplinary angle and farmers should be educated on it and its zoonotic nature.	MusotsI, Protus Y.; Otieno, Christina A; Njoroge, Simon M.
2019	Contribution of livestock marketing chains and role played by stakeholders’ knowledge, attitude and practice in spreading cystic hydatidosis to Busia Town, Kenya, 2018.	Ogutu, Henry Joash; Owiny, Maurice Omondi; Bett, Bernard; Otieno, Christina
2018	Heavy Metals in Pig Livers; A Case of Munyaka Estate-Uasin-Gishu County, Kenya	Cherop, Cleophas K; Otieno, Christina A; Koskei, Peter