A recent Know Your Numbers (KNY) survey report by IPSOS reveals a stark contrast in health monitoring habits among Kenyans.
While lifetime awareness is high—79% have checked their blood pressure, 59% measured their BMI, and 47% tested their blood sugar—routine testing remains surprisingly low.
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Only 15% have ever tested cholesterol, and a mere 9% checked waist circumference.
Recent engagement drops even lower: over the past three months, just 28% tested for blood sugar, 7% for cholesterol, and 5% for waist size.
