Creative Writer | Health and Science Journalist |
Hellen Shikanda is a Creative Writer and Health and Science Journalist. She specializes in health and wellness, food and beverages, and the healthcare system, while also covering regional interest and world news, including topics related to law and legal affairs. Hellen's work has been featured in Business Daily Africa, The EastAfrican, Hindustan Times Syndication, Environmental Health News, MSN, and NationAfrica.
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Hellen's articles mainly cover local health and scientific topics in Kenya, with a focus on government announcements and data citations. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on healthcare, medicine, climate change, and environmental issues specific to Kenya.
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The species follows the transport corridors.
By: Jane Gatwiri, Hellen Shikanda
The four males are expected to enhance the genetic diversity of the critically endangered mountain bongo population.
By: Hellen Shikanda
Each hospital will have a bed capacity of at least 250 and is estimated to cost about Sh4.5 million.
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Malaria cases in the country almost quadrupled last year.
By: Hellen Shikanda
From school laboratories to street ambushes, acid attacks are on the rise. Experts explain the devastating invisible damage of chemical burns and the one immediate action that can save a life
By: Mary Wangari, Hellen Shikanda
The Health ministry wants warning labels on junk food, taxes on unhealthy snacks, and a ban on cartoon characters in ads
The move closes a long-standing treatment gap for some 30 million babies born each year in malaria-endemic regions of Africa
By: Hellen Shikanda
After losing a mother of seven to excessive bleeding, Sylvia Lanya swore it wouldn't happen again. Now, she’s transforming maternal care in Makueni County
By: Hellen Shikanda
What you need to know: As of yesterday, cases of hantavirus had been confirmed in the United Kingdom, United States, Netherlands, Spain, France, Germany, Canada, and Switzerland.
By: Mercy Chelangat, Hellen Shikanda
For years, Makueni’s maternity wards told the same story: fear, blood, and silence after a mother died. Not anymore. With a Sh95 injection, calibrated drapes to measure blood loss, community...
