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    NUDIPU Registers Progress with Disabled Inmates’ Welfare

    several inmates with disabilities have been exempted from tiring activities such as lining up for food and standing on parades for long periods, among others.

    Kenyan Health Authorities Issue Ban on Cancer Drug over Safety Concerns

    The Kenyan health authorities have issued an order to the public to immediately halt the consumption and circulation of a cancer drug after a concern about the suspicious appearance of the content of the drug on the market.

    MoH Secures UGX 21B for Advanced Medical Equipment

    he Ministry of Health (MoH) has announced a UGX 21 billion contract for innovative medical equipment at Soroti and Jinja Regional Referral Hospitals, a significant milestone in the country's healthcare sector.

    MOH Tightens MPOX Preventive Measures after Registering Three more Deaths

    The situation remains critical as health authorities work to address both immediate concerns and long-term strategies for managing mpox outbreaks in Uganda and across Africa.

    NMS Partners with MOH to Improve Accessibility of Rehabilitative Healthcare Services for PWDs

    According to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, they include those who have long-term physical, mental, and intellectual or sensory impairments that, in interaction with various barriers, may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others.

    MOH’s Failure to Meet Mityana Hospital’s Essential Resources Exposes Healthcare Crisis

    In 2023 the former LOP, Matthias Mpuuga, visited Mityana General Hospital, and he was informed by the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Timothy Ssentamu, that for more than five months, the facility did not have supplies of essential drugs, a breakdown of equipment like beds, anesthetic machines, and patient monitors, posing a challenge in the management of patients with varying ailments.

    Mpigi District Registers over 2000 HIV/AIDS Cases among Youth

    In 2024 the Uganda AIDS Commission noted that HIV prevalence in Mpigi district stood at 5.1%, with a substantial portion of new infections occurring among young people aged 15-25, who represent 35% of all new cases.

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