• ANTIDIABETIC POTENTIAL OF Tragia involucrata Linn IN ALLOXAN-INDUCED DIABETIC SWISS ALBINO MICE 

  APIRI, BENARD ONSONGO (TUM, 2025)

  Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a major global health challenge associated with chronic hyperglycemia, which arises from systemic failure of insulin secretion, action or both. Although conventional treatments are available, ...

• PATTERNS OF JUVENILE REEF FISH DIVERSITY ACROSS A MANGROVE-SEAGRASS-CORAL REEF CONTINUUM IN SOUTH COAST KENYA 

  OTIENO, DENNIS (TUM, 2025)

  Studying assemblage patterns of juvenile fishes across ecologically connected habitats is necessary for understanding connectivity. Mangroves, seagrass beds, and coral habitats are ecologically essential for the survival ...

• PURCHASING CONSORTIA DETERMINANTS IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PURCHASING CONSORTIA IN COUNTY REFERRAL HOSPITALS IN THE COAST REGION, KENYA 

  CHEBET, EVERLINE (TUM, 2025)

  Purchasing consortium has been used to describe a form of cooperation in a diversified view to pool resources and manage supply risk. Academics and practice are increasingly interested in purchasing consortia because ...

• COMPARATIVE GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF WILD JUVENILE SHOEMAKER SPINE-FOOT RABBITFISH (SIGANUS SUTOR) UNDER EXPERIMENTAL FEEDING WITH MACROALGAE DIETS 

  BACHA, NAJDA ATHMAN (TUM, 2025)

  Aquaculture is considered to offer one of the most crucial platforms for producing aquatic food on a worldwide scale. Over the years, there has been an increased dependency on fishmeal and soybean as the main protein ...

• GENDER EMPOWERMENT AND SEAWEED VALUE CHAIN IN MWAZARO AND KIBUYUNI VILLAGES, SOUTH COAST OF KENYA 

  KIMANGA, FAITH (TUM, 2025)

  Gender plays a crucial role in seaweed farming in East Africa, though the aspect across different value chain stages has been overlooked in Kenyan research. This research focuses on assessing the role of gender empowerment ...

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