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Uganda M.O.H Links Fistula Cases to Teenage Pregnancies

EDITORIAL Uganda’s Ministry of Health has linked the continued prevalence of obstetric fistula to high rates of teenage pregnancy and delays in accessing emergency maternal care. Commissioner for Maternal and Child Health, Richard Mugahi, says one in four pregnant women in Uganda is a teenager, with some as young as 12 to 14 years. He […]

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Kibaale: Midwife Interdicted Over Alleged Negligence at Bubango Health Centre II

Editorial A midwife at Bubango Health Centre II in Kibaale District has been interdicted following allegations of professional negligence that reportedly led to an expectant mother delivering outside the facility. The affected health worker, Rosemary Abigaba, an enrolled midwife attached to the facility in Bubango Sub-county, was suspended from duty after an incident said to […]

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King Oyo’s Birthday: 98 Children 5 Adults Undergo Life-Changing Surgeries in Fort Portal

Alice  A free surgical camp at Fort Portal Regional Referral Hospital has given new hope to children living with limb deformities, with children receiving operation as King of Tooro Kingdom Dr. Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV celebrates his 34th birthday today The health camp targeted children suffering from fractures, rickets, knee deformities, and chronic […]

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Fort Portal Launches Community Health Extension Worker Training Program

By lucky Patrick Fort Portal Tourism City has officially launched a six-month Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW) training program, sponsored by Baylor Uganda, aimed at strengthening healthcare delivery at the grassroots level. Speaking at the launch held earlier this week at East division hall  in kitumba , Dr. Mugisa Emmanuel, the City Health Officer for […]

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Minister Frank Tumwebaze Distances from Ill Health

Editorial The Agriculture Minister Frank Tumwebaze has distanced himself from claims that his recent weight loss is a sign of ill health, reassuring the public that his new look is intentional and rooted in a commitment to better living. The Minister, Frank Tumwebaze, through his X handle, says concerns from friends, colleagues, and well-wishers many […]

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Anthrax Threat Grows in Kitagwenda District

EDITORIAL Health authorities in Kitagwenda District have raised concern over a sharp rise in suspected anthrax cases, with numbers doubling from 10 to 20 within just one week. The Acting District Health Officer, Irene Kahimakazi, says the situation is worrying and is urging residents to strictly follow public health guidelines as efforts to contain a […]

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Kyangabukama Familyto Sue Ruteete HCIV Over Maternal Death

Sylvia A family in Kyangabukama, Kasisi Ward in Kiko Town Council is planning to sue Ruteete Heakth Center IV over the death of their relative, Kogere Diana, who reportedly passed away while in labor. The family alleges there was a delay in receiving medical attention after she was taken to the facility on Saturday morning. […]

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Kabarole Records 120–150 TB Cases Quarterly as District Intensifies Response

By Sylvia Kabarole District is registering between 120 and 150 new tuberculosis (TB) cases every three months, according to district health officials, something that is raising concern over a steady increase in infections. The District TB and Leprosy Focal Person, Karamagi, said the rise in cases is largely linked to lifestyle factors among residents. He […]

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Kabarole District Equips VHTs with Protective Gear

By Lucky P The Kabarole District Health Department has strengthened community health service delivery by providing protective gear to Village Health Teams (VHTs) across the district. Under this initiative, two active VHT members per village are being equipped with gumboots to enable them carry out their duties more safely and effectively, particularly in hard-to-reach and […]

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Bundibugyo: Health Experts Raise Concern Over Rising Birth Complications, Call for Early Antenatal Check-Ups

Clare N  Officials in Bundibugyo District have attributed the rising cases of fetal complications and deaths to delays by pregnant women in seeking antenatal care, as well as late referrals from lower health facilities. In an interview with Jubilee Radio, Rev. Sr. Eveline Bamwikiriize, Senior Nursing Officer at Busaru Health Centre IV a non government […]

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