Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is no longer the rare, misunderstood condition it was a generation ago in Kenya. The Autism Society of Kenya, drawing on advocacy-based estimates, suggests the condition may affect as many as 1 in 25 children in the country — a figure far above the World Health Organization’s global estimate of roughly […]
Introduction to Ebola Virus Ebola Virus Disease is one of the most severe infectious diseases known to affect humans. It causes viral hemorrhagic fever, a condition that can lead to internal bleeding, organ failure, and death if not treated early. Although rare, Ebola virus outbreaks can spread quickly in communities with limited healthcare infrastructure, making […]
What is World DNA Day 2026 and why does it matter?World DNA Day 2026 marks the scientific breakthroughs that made DNA testing possible and highlights how these advances now help Kenyan families make informed decisions about health, identity, and relationships. Observed every year on April 25, World DNA Day honors two landmark achievements: the 1953 […]
World Hemophilia Day 2026 · Kenya Focus World Hemophilia Day 2026 prioritizes “Diagnosis: First step to care,” emphasizing that identifying undiagnosed patients—who represent over 75% globally—is the most urgent healthcare gap. In Kenya, shifting from awareness to molecular confirmation is essential for effective treatment, policy planning, and long-term integration into the Social Health Authority (SHA) […]
World Parkinson’s Day 2026 | Awareness & Early Diagnosis in Kenya April 11, 2026 · World Parkinson’s Disease Day Why this day matters World Parkinson’s Disease Day is observed annually on April 11 to raise global awareness about Parkinson’s disease, improve early diagnosis, and support patients and caregivers through education and research advocacy. It highlights […]
World Health Day 2026, themed “Together for health. Stand with science,” marks a pivotal shift in Kenya toward evidence-based wellness. As the Social Health Authority (SHA) scales, DNA Labs Kenya provides the molecular precision necessary to move beyond general awareness into diagnostic literacy, ensuring every Kenyan family’s health decisions are backed by rigorous scientific data. […]
In 2026, HIV is no longer a death sentence but a manageable chronic condition. Through Kenya’s Social Health Authority (SHA) and the Taifa Care integrated health model, patients in Nairobi and Mombasa now access cutting-edge prevention like Lenacapavir and ultra-early HIV-1 RNA PCR testing, ensuring that viral suppression is achievable for everyone. What is HIV […]
Food Intolerance Test Kenya | Identify Trigger Foods | DNA Labs Kenya Food plays a vital role in your health and well-being—but what happens when your body reacts negatively to something you eat? Food intolerance is increasingly common, yet often misunderstood. At DNA Labs Kenya, we help individuals uncover hidden food sensitivities and take control […]
Grandparent DNA Test in Kenya | Accurate Family Verification | DNA Labs Kenya Understanding family relationships is essential for legal, personal, and emotional reasons. When a parent is unavailable for testing, a Grandparent DNA Test becomes a reliable alternative for establishing biological relationships. At DNA Labs Kenya, we provide accurate, confidential, and court-admissible grandparent DNA […]
Avuncular DNA Test in Kenya | DNA Labs Kenya – Accurate & Confidential When direct parentage testing isn’t possible, our avuncular DNA test provides clarity. Establish biological relationships with aunts or uncles with confidence, accuracy, and complete confidentiality. What Is an Avuncular DNA Test? An Avuncular DNA Test is a specialized genetic test used to […]
At DNA Labs Kenya, we believe genetic and DNA testing should do more than generate a report—it should give you clear answers, early warnings, and genuine peace of mind. Our partnership with an ISO‑certified reference lab and our investment in advanced platforms for NIPT, paternity, cancer genetics, exome testing, ancestry, and wellness ensure that every result you receive is accurate, confidential, and clinically meaningful for you and your family.
