Experts researching the on the new HIV prevention drug have advised on the timeline for the Lenacapavir injection, specifying how long a person must wait after receiving it before they can safely reunite with their partner.
MBALE, UGANDA – After five years of critical shortages that left hospitals paralysed and families grieving, a major increase in government funding and strategic health interventions have dramatically boosted Uganda’s national blood supply, offering a new lifeline for patients across the country.
Experts in reproductive health and childbirth have stepped up their warning to parents about proper child upbringing, which has helped reduce harmful practices, including abortion of unwanted pregnancies.
More than 30 healthcare workers at Kawolo Hospital in Buikwe District have undergone specialized training aimed at strengthening sickle cell care services in the area.
Today marks the third anniversary since the establishment of the Gramen initiative, founded by Maama Janet Kataha Museveni, the First Lady of Uganda. The initiative, which is based in Lubaga Division, was created with the core objective of uplifting and empowering women through economic and social development.
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