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Government Urged To Increase Funding For Sexual Reproductive Health Services

Government Urged To Increase Funding For Sexual Reproductive Health Services

The Executive Director of Reproductive Health Uganda has urged government to expedite on increasing funding for  sexual and reproductive health services despite covid 19 pandemic stress on the economy. Jackson Chekweko  says there is inadequate resources for sexual and reproductive health services country wide amidst huge demand  of services by society. ” We strongly call upon government to increase investment ...

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Covid Lockdown Hindered Access To Reproductive Health Services

Covid Lockdown Hindered Access To Reproductive Health Services

A study conducted by Reproductive Health Uganda has indicated that strict Covid-19 pandemic lockdown instituted by President Yoweri Museveni hindered access to Reproductive Health services  country wide. Their report on the impact of covid pandemic has revealed. The study notes that  Uganda’s response to COVID-19 negatively impacted maternal, child and neonatal health. They noted an increase in pregnancy complications and ...

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Ministry of Health Develops Strategy On Snake Bites

Ministry of Health Develops Strategy On Snake Bites

Snakebite envenoming is a potentially life-threatening disease that is caused by toxins in the bite of a venomous snake. At times, if they don’t treat it, it can cause permanent disability or even death in some cases. The good news is that the Ministry of Health has developed a national snakebite prevention and management strategy. This will help address snakebite ...

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Covid-19 Symptoms Could Last A Year For Many Patients – Study

Covid-19 Symptoms Could Last A Year For Many Patients – Study

A study has revealed that about half the patients discharged from hospital from Covid-19 still suffer from at least one persistent symptom. To be specific, it is either the fatigue or the muscle weakness, for twelve more months. Even after they test negative after hospitalization, fatigue, and shortness of breath still affect ex-Covid patients. This is according to a new ...

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KCCA Takes Lead In Vaccination Of Teachers, Support Staff And Learners

KCCA Takes Lead In Vaccination Of Teachers, Support Staff And Learners

Kampala City Council Authority(KCCA) has taken the lead in making sure teachers, support staff and learners are vaccinated. They rolled out a plan on how this is going to run before schools reopen. In his speech, while addressing the country about Covid, the president emphasized that the key to opening schools is to vaccinate more people. This exercise is for ...

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