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Nigeria: World Sickle Cell Day – Towards a Better Life for Sickle Cell Patients

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Views: 1 The World Health Organisations (since 2006) and the United Nations (since 2008) have recognised June 19 of every year as World Sickle Cell Awareness Day. This is with the goal of increasing public awareness and understanding of the Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD) and for all stakeholders to recognise SCD as a global health […]

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Suspected Polio Cases Detected in Mbale City

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Views: 4 A suspected outbreak of polio in Mbale city  has sparked concern among health officials and stakeholders, following reports of at least three cases According to Dr Moses Mugonya the City Health Officer while speaking to our reporter  on phone on Wednesday, 19th June, 2024, he said that they got the suspected cases in

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NWSC to construct water treatment plant for Entebbe on lake Victoria shores

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Views: 2 National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) is set to construct a new water treatment plant on the shores of Lake Victoria. This ambitious project aims to address water supply challenges in Entebbe Municipality and surrounding areas like Kajjansi, Nakawuka, Kitende, Mazzi, Ssisa, and more. With a production capacity of 20,000m³ of water per

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Govt looks at new HIV/AIDS prevention options as new cases spike

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Views: 3 Kampala, (UG):- As new cases of HIV/AIDS infections continue to spike in various parts of Uganda, Government, through the Ministry of Health has reaffirmed its commitment to ending the virus by 2030 with a full focus on the new prevention options available. According to Ms Harriet Nangobi, an official and health expert from the

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Nourishing Your Bones: A guide to eating for Bone Health

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Views: 2 Maintaining healthy bones is crucial for overall well-being, especially as we age. Conditions like osteoporosis and arthritis can significantly impact bone health, leading to fragility and discomfort. While medical treatment plays a vital role, adopting a bone-friendly diet can complement these efforts and support stronger bones. Here’s a comprehensive guide on eating for

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UPDF offers Free Medical Services to Mbale District Residents

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Views: 2 The UPDF Chieftaincy of Medical Services on Thursday extended free medical services to residents of Bufumbo Sub County in Mbale district at Bufumbo Health Centre IV in a three days medical camp. The medical outreach camp was organized by the UPDF as part of its activities to secure the lives of Ugandans. The

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Harmonizing Home and Hearts: A Guide to Multigenerational Living

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Views: 4 Image: Freepik As the landscape of family dynamics shifts, the concept of multiple generations living under one roof is becoming increasingly prevalent. The harmonious coexistence of grandparents, parents, and children offers both opportunities and challenges. Effectively organizing a multigenerational home isn’t just about maximizing space — it’s also about optimizing relationships, responsibilities, and

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Boat accident in DRC leaves dozens dead: Tshisekedi

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Views: 17 According to the UN-backed Radio, the boat was carrying 271 passengers to Kinshasa when it broke down due to an engine failure. DRC officials have often warned against overloading and vowed to punish those violating safety measures. / Photo: AP archive A boat carrying more than 270 passengers has capsised on a river

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Over 52,000 nurses and midwives sit for exams

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Views: 0 Some of the candidates sitting their exams from Mulago.   More to know about are; The exams, which will span two weeks, are being administered at 123 examination centres nationwide. The Uganda Nurses and Midwives Examination Board (UNMEB) on Monday commenced examinations for over 52,000 candidates across the country. The exams, which will span

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35 children die in a month as Mbale Hospital grapples with blood shortage

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Views: 43 Mbale, (UG):- Mbale Regional Referral Hospital, the biggest health facility in the Eastern Region is in acute shortage of blood for patients with reports indicating an infant mortality rate of 35 children in the last one month. The development came about during a recent visit to the facility by a team of coordinators from

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