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Cimas calls for kidney health prioritisation

The appeal comes as Zimbabwe is grappling with a growing burden of kidney disease, with approximately 1 000 cases of kidney failure recorded annually.

By Ophar Mavuri 16h ago

Cimas calls for kidney health prioritisation

‘High kidney failure cases a cause for concern’

This year’s commemorations are running under the theme: Are your kidneys ok? Detect early, and protect kidney health.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Mar. 11, 2025

‘High kidney failure cases a cause for concern’

Zimbabwe in record kidney failure cases

This year’s commemorations are running under the theme "Are your kidneys Ok? Detect early, protect kidney health".

By Moses Mugugunyeki Mar. 11, 2025

Diet and exercise crucial for avoiding, managing diabetes

Mungiria said diabetics should avoid sugary drinks, processed foods, high-fat foods and refined carbohydrates.

By Cimas Mar. 7, 2025

Diet and exercise crucial for avoiding, managing diabetes

Most causes of toothache preventable

Preventing gum disease and tooth decay relies on three factors, she said. These are good oral hygiene, a healthy diet and regular dental check-ups.

By Cimas Feb. 14, 2025

Constipation, straining can cause painful anal fissure

Spasms in the anal sphincter, a ring of muscle at the end of the anus, may also occur.

By Cimas Jan. 10, 2025

Constipation, straining can cause painful anal fissure

Cimas innovations show improved healthcare delivery

Those who can afford, including the country’s leaders, run to other countries for medical attention.

By Rex Mphisa Dec. 30, 2024

Cimas innovations show improved healthcare delivery

Avoid overindulgence, stick to healthy habits during Xmas

Drinking a glass of water each morning is a great way to build this up into a habit.

By Cimas Dec. 20, 2024

Avoid overindulgence, stick to healthy habits during Xmas

Cimas launches iGo recipe book

Speaking at the launch in Harare early this week, Cimas iGo head of department Willmore Kapuyanyika said the book is instrumental to prevent noncommunicable diseases.

By Online Reporter Dec. 6, 2024