Promoting better lung health in Kenya and beyond

About Us

The Respiratory Society of Kenya (ReSoK) formerly Kenya Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and Lung disease (KAPTLD) is a professional organization with a membership constituted of health professionals and service providers with an interest in respiratory medicines mainly chest medicine specialists.

Events & Conferences

Stay up-to-date with the latest developments in respiratory care by participating in our upcoming events. From cutting-edge conferences to hands-on workshops, our events are designed to provide healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in the field of respiratory health.

Our Values

Our society is driven by core values that form the bedrock of our mission and activities. 

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Who We Are

Collaboration, Research, Advocacy, Education, Training, Experience sharing and implementation of best Strategies.

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Upcoming CMEs

LTBI and TPT updates.

Stay at the forefront of TB prevention! This session offers critical updates on Latent Tuberculosis Infection (LTBI) and Tuberculosis Preventive Therapy (TPT), including recent policy shifts, new diagnostic tools, and evolving treatment regimens. Learn how to effectively identify and manage LTBI to prevent progression to active TB—especially among high-risk populations. A must-attend for clinicians, nurses, public health officers, and all healthcare professionals committed to ending TB

Uncontrolled asthma doesn’t just mean more wheezing and coughing—it can have serious long-term consequences. When asthma isn’t properly managed, it often leads to frequent absences from school or work, emergency hospital visits, and in severe cases, permanent damage to the lungs. Over time, repeated inflammation and airway narrowing can cause irreversible airflow limitation, making breathing harder even when you’re not having an attack. That’s why regular check-ups, proper inhaler use, and trigger avoidance are essential for anyone living with asthma.