MENINGITIS has been eliminated in children in Uganda five years since the introduction of Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine, a study has revealed.
Establishment of HIV/Aids policies at the workplace has helped developing countries to make progress in the fight against the pandemic, a new International Labour Organisation report says.
The Health Policy Review Commission of 1987 chaired by Professor Raphael Owor assessed the health care delivery needs of Uganda and made recommendation among which were various methods of health financing mechanisms such as user fees, health insurances and community
We don't know how to handle or deal with this girl. She is now displaying disturbing patterns of behaviour. one day she is jovial and easy to interact with but the next day she is a completely different individual.
The Economist (London) of February 23 indirectly touched on a subject that has long troubled me: the efficacy of drugs manufactured in India. In an article about India's fake doctors titled 'Quackdown', The Economist revealed that India has more fake
FOR FEAR OF THE STIGMA that usually comes with HIV and Aids, Christine Kyaterekera lived in denial for 10 years - a decision that eventually contributed to her blindness.
A 30 year-old Arusha lady claims to have been gang raped in Nairobi, where she recently went to seek her runaway husband. The rapists infected her with HIV-Aids and now she is seeking help.
Kingsley Holgate Foundation, a humanitarian expedition from South Africa in collaboration with a Tanzanian Tourist Company known as Wild Frontiers Tanzania Safaris have supplied insecticide treated bednets to residents of Serengeti in an effort to fight malaria in the area.
The Angolan Red Cross (CVA) will promote, as from next May, in the southern Cunene province, a cycle of campaigns aimed at preventing HIV/AIDS infections, ANGOP learnt here from the institution's director general for cooperation and development, Leonardo Bondo.
