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    11 patients with abnomal heartbeats get treatment
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-04-12) Emmanuel Ainebyoona
    In January this year another team of doctors at the instutitute led by Dr William Manyilirah, a consultant cardiothoracic surgeon, conducted the highly specialised open-heart surgery known as coronary artery bypass grafting sugery
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    12 health checks you must do this year
    (New Vision, 2017-01-09) Nakajubi, Gloria
    For many people, visiting a health facility is precipitated by either pain or illness. Many diseases are first discovered at post-mortem after sudden death like in case of a fatal heart attack. But as experts argue, the earlier a condition is detected the better the chances of management, saving costs and prolonging life.
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    14% rise in childhood cancer-report.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-25) Abet, Tony
    Information from UCI indicates that the most common childhood cancer registered include Leukaemia, Lymphomas-blastoma and Neuro-blastoma.
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    1900 fistula cases registered in uganda anually- minister.
    (daily monitor, 2017-06-26) Ainebyona, Felix
    State minister of health for general duties Sarah Opendi has said 1900 obstetric fistula cases are registered every year in uganda.
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    2 million Ugandan children stunted.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-15) Abet, Tonny
    Information from the health ministry indicates that there is a sharp regional variation in malnutrition, with Karamoja, Tororo, and refugee-hosting districts as some of the most affected.
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    20 districts battle measles outbreak
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-01) Abet, Tony
    In response, the Ministry has organised a nationwide mass measles-Rubella immunisation campaign scheduled for October, targeting all children under five years, regardless of their vaccination status. A child should receive two doses of the measles Rubella vaccine at nine months and again at 18 months of age to achieve full protection.
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    200,000 children born premature annually - report
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-11-20) Wandera, Derrick
    Major cause attributed to negligence of parents, who indulge in dubious Practices such as Smoking and using illicit drugs.
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    240 babies join the world on Christmas day.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-12-27) Daily Monitor
    At least 218 babies were born in different health facilities on Christmas Day across the country. The figures are from selected health facilities Daily Monitor visited. Kawempe hospital in Kampala registered a total of 76 babies born on Christmas Day,
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    41% deaf people not aware of HIV - survey
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-11-17) Mbabaali, Desire
    About 41.7 percent of people with hearing impairment in the greater kampala are not aware of HIV/Aids, according to recent survey. The 2013/2014 crane survey by Makerere University shool of public health, centres for Disease control and prevention, and ministry of health also indicates 1.9 percent HIV prevalence among the group understudy.
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    44 doctors sent abroad for training.
    (New Vision, 2017-09-15) Lumu, David
    The Government has sent 43 doctors to India and another to Canada for specialised training in gyneacology; ear, nose and throat, neurosurgery, kidney and Joint surgery.
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    5 die of suspected poisoned food.
    (Daily Monitor, 2016-02-27) Elema, Robert; Aluma, Clement
    It is reported that some of the victims ate food laced with a tobacco pesticide.
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    5 Million childred at risk of waterborne diseases.
    (daily monitor, 2017-06-28) Review, Review
    Millions of children across the conflict-hit lake chad region are at increased risk of contracting waterborne diseases such as cholera and diarrheal infections, the united nations has warned.
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    500,000 more people to receive free HIV treatment
    (New Vision, 2017-11-24) Kagolo, Francis
    The Global Fund has provided $478m (sh1.7 trillion), which will enable over 370,000 more Ugandans living with HIV get free drugs from Government health facilities for the next three years.
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    60% Ugandans can't get quality healthcare-report.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-12-13) Ahimbisibwe, Patience
    A new study shows that six in every 10 Ugandans cannot access good services at health centres due to unavailability of medicine and neglect by medical staff. The findings from Sauti Za Wananchi survey, a new initiative by Twaweza,
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    8,000 doses of malaria drugs stolen in Katakwi
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-09-15) Emwamu, Simon Peter; Imalingat, Joshua
    The ongoing sub-county council has resolved that the health staff and committee be changed and private clinics that have been conduits closed.
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    811 health personnel face arrest.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-04-24) Ainebyona, Felix
    The allied health professionals council Uganda(AHPC), body charged with regulating and pervising health professions in the country has revealed that 811 local government health workers in central and south western regions are practising illegally.
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    A blind HIV-POsitive window's woes.
    (New Vision, 2017-11-12) Nalubwama, Jackie
    " My husband would tell me that women had dropped children at his mother's home, so he would bring them for me to look after, yet they were fruits of unfaithfulness."
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    A couple's anguish of suffering a miscarriage.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-07-17) Muwulya, Moses
    When my wife Rhodah Namubiru, 27, conceived early this year, delight is what filled us as a couple. After our second child succumbed to retinoblastoma (eye cancer) in September 2015, we were left in distress and looked forward to having another child.
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    A faulty delivery bed could be your death
    (New Vision, 2017-11-24) Edyegu, Daniel
    A standard delivery bed can cost sh4.5m. This is the type that is flexible enough to serve mothers with disabilities, as well. There are also those of sh1.5m. Depending on the usage, changing these beds after every four years is recommended. But this has a cost implication and resources are always limited. Dr.Ahmed Bumba, the Kibuku district health officer, explains.
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    A medical tribunal to protect consumers needed.
    (New Vision, 2017-09-13) Ochen, Julius Peter
    The private sector development in medical services has escalated the organisation and 'commodification' of medical care in small and large clinics and hospitals. The rise of private health facilities has drawn away most qualified healthcare professionals from public hospitals into private practice. The purported improved quality of health services in these institutions is an illusion.