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Dr Dan Gikonyo: Stress can cause heart problems and the DP is definitely in a lot of stress. He needs to be observed between 48-72hrs minimum

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CFA. NorahSierra1 year ago

Lakini Kenya should be leading when it comes to the most dramatic nation 😂😂😂

FrankEdge1 year ago

Lol gikonyo yule mmoja🤣okey No wonder it had to be Karen hospital.

Omosh1 year ago

I now get why SC Paul Muite was asking for adjournment till Tuesday. It was all scripted

Habeel Suleiman1 year ago

The human heart, not just a pump, but a stress-meter of sorts. Dr. Gikonyo seems to be suggesting that the Deputy President (DP) might be running his heart on high-octane stress fuel. If hearts had a check engine light, the DP's would probably be blinking like a disco light at this point.

Omae Joseph1 year ago

Worry less, by midnight all this will be settled and soon we'll be back on another campaign trail.

Betty Muchina1 year ago

He must have been good in drama festivals back in the days😂😂😂😂😂😂

Philip1 year ago

May DP Gachagua get well soon

Enock1 year ago

Kumbe maumau ni mwoga hivo pia

Immah🇰🇪🇨🇦1 year ago

Proud of truthful man, he fought well. Quick recovery #DeputyPresident

KeeruH1 year ago

May God heal him . It is well 🙏🏾

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214,122 views • 1 year ago

I watched Doctor Gikonyo saying he saw only 3 heart attack cases at KNH between 1970–1980 a period of 10 yrs. Right now he sees around 3 PER DAY 😳 Guys, eat right, move your body, reduce stress & take your health seriously. Lifestyle diseases are no longer old people problems.

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37,667 views • 10 months ago

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