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Merck Foundation Marks ‘World Hypertension Day’ 2025 – Transforming Hypertension, Cardiovascular and Diabetes Care in Africa and Beyond by Providing 863 Scholarships for Doctors From 52 Countries

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PRESS RELEASE Merck Foundation Marks ‘World Hypertension Day’ 2025 – Transforming Hypertension, Cardiovascular and Diabetes Care in Africa and Beyond by Providing 863 Scholarships for Doctors From 52 Countries Merck Foundation has in total provided more than 2270 scholarships for doctors from 52 countries in 44 critical and underserved medical specialties Access Multimedia Content ABUJA, […]

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Covid cases spike in Hong Kong, Singapore

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Covid cases spike in Hong Kong, Singapore Covid-19 is once again making headlines in Asia, with Hong Kong and Singapore witnessing a sharp rise in infections, hospitalizations, and virus activity, challenging assumptions that the disease would slow in warmer months, Bloomberg reported.In Hong Kong, authorities are sounding the alarm. “The virus’ activity is quite

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UGANDANS URGED TO CONSUME BROWN FLOUR FOR BETTER NUTRITION, ENERGY SAVINGS — GRAIN COUNCIL

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UGANDANS URGED TO CONSUME BROWN FLOUR FOR BETTER NUTRITION, ENERGY SAVINGS — GRAIN COUNCIL BY NAOME NAMUSOKE/KMA updates Kampala, Uganda | May 15, 2025 — The Uganda Grain Council has called on Ugandans to shift from consuming white flour (posho) to brown flour, citing its superior nutritional value and the economic advantages it offers both

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Scotland moves closer toward legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill

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Scotland moves closer toward legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill The Scottish Parliament has approved a key vote on a landmark bill that could allow legalized assisted dying for terminally ill people. The proposed Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill will now go to the committee stage, where members of the Scottish parliament

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ILLICIT ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IN UGANDA SURPASSES 65%, NEW REPORT WARNS

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ILLICIT ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IN UGANDA SURPASSES 65%, NEW REPORT WARNS Coalition Calls for Urgent National Action amid Rising Health and Economic Risks A new report released by the Coalition against Illicit Alcohol (CAIA) has revealed a disturbing surge in the consumption of unregulated alcohol across Uganda. According to the report, illicit alcohol—mainly spirits—now accounts for

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Earlier today, the Rt Hon. Speaker of Parliament Anita Among joined Gogonyo County MP, Hon. Derrick Orone in a community engagement aimed at sensitizing the people about the various government programs and opportunities available to them.

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She encouraged them to take full advantage of initiatives such as the Parish Development Model (PDM) and Emyooga to improve their livelihoods. The Speaker was accompanied by the NRM Vice Chairperson for Eastern Region, Hon. Mike Mukula, Minister of State for Sports Hon. Peter Ogwang, as well as Members of Parliament from the Teso

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Over 100 children sick in India after snake remains found in school meal

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Over 100 children sick in India after snake remains found in school meal India’s human rights commission has launched an inquiry into reports that over 100 children became ill after consuming a school lunch contaminated by a dead snake. Nearly 500 children reportedly consumed the meal served at Mokama village’s government school near Patna in eastern Bihar state on 24 April. The lunch

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Health Minister Warns Against Misuse of Vaccine Vehicles

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By Naome Namusoke/KMA Updates The Minister of Health, Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, has issued a stern warning to district officials against misusing vehicles designated for vaccine distribution, emphasizing that they should not be repurposed for personal or commercial activities such as fish vending. Speaking at the National Medical Stores (NMS) in Kajjansi, Wakiso district, Dr.

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MTN Uganda Leads Drive for Efficient Water Management with Smart Meters

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MTN Uganda Leads Drive for Efficient Water Management with Smart Meters Ugandans are set to gain greater control over their water bills and usage, thanks to the upcoming rollout of smart water meters by MTN Uganda. These advanced devices will provide households and businesses with real-time data on water consumption, helping them monitor usage, prevent

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GOVERNMENT READY TO PAY KITEEZI GARBAGE SLIDE VICTIMS – KCCA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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The Ugandan Government is ready to pay compensation to the victims of the Kiteezi garbage slide as soon as the official valuation is completed, the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Executive Director Hajjat Sharifah Buzeki has assured. Speaking during a community meeting at Kiteezi Church of Uganda on Friday, Buzeki said that the government is

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