Benard Omondi Samba
Department Of Public Health, School Of Health Sciences, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University Of Science And
Experience And Perceptions On Preterm Births Among Women Attending Anc Clinic At Kisumu County Hospital, Kenya
Preterm birth is one of the main causes of neonatal death, and it is now the second leading cause of death after pneumonia in children under the age of five. Kenya is estimated to have 12.3% preterm births and 22 neonatal deaths per 1000 live births. It is important to explore the experience and perceptions on preterm births among women

Mr. Benard Omondi Samba
Research Coordinator, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University Of Science And Technology, Box 744540100, Kisumu-kenya
Association Of Low Visual Acuity On Academic Performance Among Pupils In Public Primary Schools In Kisumu East Sub-county, Kenya
Despite the fact that more than 80% of classroom learning is visual in nature little has been done to ensure that visual acuity assessment is carried out regularly to detect children with visual acuity (VA) disorders and corrective measures promptly taken. Visual impairment in children is an important cause of poor mental, physical and social development. A study was conducted

Benard Omondi Samba
Department Of Community Health And Development, Great Lakes University Of Kisumu (gluk), Kisumu, Kenya
Baseline Assessment Of Sanitation Conditions And Implications For Integrated Bio-sanitation Technology In Secondary Schools Of The Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya
Poor sanitation and inadequate wastewater management contribute significantly to water pollution and environmental health risks in educational institutions across sub-Saharan Africa. This study assessed baseline sanitation conditions in ten secondary schools within the Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya, to inform the design and implementation of an Integrated Bio-Sanitation Technology (IBST) intervention. A cross-sectional assessment using structured sanitation observation checklists evaluated sanitation

Benard Omondi Samba
Department Of Community Health And Development, Great Lakes University Of Kisumu (gluk), Kisumu, Kenya
Integrated Bio-sanitation Technology And Health Outcomes Among Secondary Schools In The Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya: Evidence From A Quasi-experimental Study
Poor sanitation remains a major contributor to water pollution and sanitation-related diseases among school-going children in low- and middle-income countries. Conventional sanitation systems often fail because of inadequate operation and maintenance, limited resource recovery, and weak institutional ownership. This study evaluated the effectiveness of an Integrated Bio-Sanitation Technology (IBST) intervention in reducing sanitation-related illnesses among secondary schools in the Lake

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