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20:15
20:15

Health Ministry Restricts COVID-19 Contacts from Traveling Ministry of Health 2 1

The Ministry also announced that 120 students have so far tested positive for COVID-19. The cases have been registered from Bishop Cyprian Kihangire, Masaka College of Health Sciences, Vine Paramedical School in Masaka and Kabale School of Nursing and midwifery.
17:47
17:47

C-section Births in Uganda's Private Hospitals is 4 Times Higher Than WHO Standard Maternal Health 1 Top story

According to the report released by the health ministry, 72 percent births at Nakasero Hospital and 51% at Nsambya are by C-section. The health ministry says there is need to investigate the high C-section rates in private hospitals which is about 4 times above the 10 - 15% that WHO considers acceptable
14:47
14:47

MOH Losing Track of Covid-19 Recovered Patients Under Home Care Treatment

Dr Henry Mwebesa, the Director-General of Health Services at the health minister while addressing a virtual meeting on Tuesday admitted that they are facing challenges to trace the patients.
12:49
12:49

Kyambogo University Final Year Student Tests Positive for Covid-19 3 1

Last week, the student developed COVID-19 signs and she reported to the university medical center where she was advised to go for a covid-19 test at Makerere University, where she tested positive. She is now receiving treatment at Namboole COVID-19 treatment facility.
10:57
10:57

Access to Health Centers in Gulu Hindered by Poor Roads Paicho sub county 1

Last month, fast-flowing rainwater washed away a bridge on Amalaac stream linking the communities Amalaac and Te Got Atoo to Te Got Atoo Health Center II four months ago.
10:22
10:22

Garbage Chocks Gulu City, Alarms National Physical Planners potential investors

Amanda Ngabirano, the chairperson of National Physical Planning Board cautioned that poor garbage management affects the growth of a city by making it unattractive to the people and potential investors.
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