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Dr James Okello (blue) and other district officials attend a community baraza in Purongo Town Council. Photo by James Owich. Nearly half of government health facilities in Nwoya District are …
Nwoya Public Health Facilities Grapple with Staffing Gaps Read More
For many women, pregnancy begins with hope and dreams of welcoming a new life. But for some, that journey ends in the heartbreak of miscarriage. Instead of finding immediate medical …
From Hope to Heartbreak: Amuru Women’s Struggle to Access Post-Abortion Care Read More
–Inadequate Specialised Care, High Cost of Only Survival Drug -Early Symptoms Mistaken For Sickle Cell, Delaying Treatment In Uganda and other developing countries, many patients with Motor Neuron Disease (MND) …
INVISIBLE ILLNESS: How Data Gaps Are Leaving Uganda’s Motor Neuron Disease Patients Undiagnosed Read More
About ten years ago, Gloria Akello, 35, went to Lacor Hospital for a general checkup. She wanted to test for cervical cancer and breast cancer. At the registration desk, the …
Fibroids: A Silent Killer Among Ugandan Women Read More
Every morning, different health facilities in Uganda’s island districts and border communities begin their normal routine of treating patients. Many of these patients are girls and women arriving with severe …
UNSAFE ABORTION: How Surging Cases Drive Growing Demand For Post-Abortion Care Read More
GULU, Uganda—For 52-year-old Katereke, cassava has been both a staple food and a source of suffering. Despite being a staple food for millions, cassava contains compounds that can inhibit iodine …
Cassava’s Dark Side: Unveiling the Hidden Health Risks in Northern Uganda Read More