Experts at the Uganda Cancer Institute will now use blood cells to treat cancer-related health conditions using a process called ‘cellular therapy apheresis’.
The senior consultant oncology at the Institute, Dr. Henry Ddungu says the patients who will benefit from this new process of cancer treatment will include those suffering from leukemia, sickle cell disease, breast cancer, and cancer of the colon among others.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced the expanded scope of the WHO Director-General’s (DG) Flagship Initiative on Tuberculosis as the world commemorates World TB Day. The...
By Andrew Bagala Uganda has ordered for immediate screening and testing at its southern border following an outbreak of Marburg virus that has killed five people in...
The Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Diana Atwine has revealed that at least 14.6 million people, representing 32.4% of the total population, still...
By Kevin Githuku People living with Diabetes have been advised to embrace dietary remedies in order to have fair control of sugar levels in their body...
A new report by UNICEF shows that the number of pregnant and breastfeeding adolescent girls and women suffering from acute malnutrition has increased from 5.5 million...
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