Graduates Urged to Lead with Compassion and Integrity in Uganda’s Healthcare Sector

Academic Registrar Immaculate Asherure reminded graduates that entering the labor market would demand resilience, innovation, and adaptability. As Uganda’s healthcare system faces mounting pressure from rising patient numbers, limited resources, and rapidly evolving technology, new graduates are being challenged to redefine what service truly means. This message resonated during the 13th graduation ceremony of St. […]

St. Francis School of Health Sciences to Graduate 566 as It Eyes University Status

The institution also attributed its strong performance to qualified teaching staff and consistent success in examinations administered by the Uganda Health Professional Assessment Board and the Uganda Vocational and Technical Assessment Board. St. Francis School of Health Sciences will tomorrow, Thursday, hold its 13th graduation ceremony, with 566 students set to graduate in various health-related […]

Mulago Hospital Expands Specialized Services in Major Boost for Uganda’s Healthcare Sector

Mulago has further invested in next-generation diagnostic services aimed at improving the accuracy and speed of treatment. These include molecular diagnostic pathology, interventional radiology, and advanced biochemical testing such as genotyping and cytogenetics. Mulago National Referral Hospital has announced a major expansion of its specialized medical services, marking a significant step forward in Uganda’s efforts […]

Experts Call for Urgent Action as 12 Women Die Daily During Childbirth in Uganda

“Healthy mothers give birth to healthy children, and this builds strong families and communities,” Muhanga said, calling for strengthened collective efforts to improve outcomes for mothers and newborns. The number of women dying during childbirth in Uganda remains alarmingly high, with experts warning that urgent, collective action is needed to save lives. Health officials estimate […]

Rising Condom Prices Threaten Global HIV/AIDS Prevention Efforts Amid Middle East Tensions

Public health officials fear that sustained price increases could weaken HIV prevention programmes, particularly those reliant on free or subsidised condom distribution. Efforts to combat HIV/AIDS could face a serious setback as condom prices rise sharply on the global market, driven by supply disruptions linked to ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Health experts warn […]

Mukono Community Benefits from Free Health Camp in Memory of Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga

During the camp, medical teams from St. Francis Hospital Naggalama and Uganda Martyrs Hospital Lubaga provided free diagnosis, treatment, and medical advice to the residents. Hundreds of residents in Mukono District turned up at St. Charles Lwanga Catholic Church in Kyabakadde Parish, Kyampisi sub-county, to benefit from a free two-day health camp held in memory […]

Cerebral Palsy Is Not Witchcraft: Christine Kirungi Leads the Fight for Awareness and Care

“I realized that many parents were hiding these children at home as their fellows went to school,” she often said, recalling the turning point in her life. “I wanted to start a place where they could also learn and access social services.” The morning light spread gently over Bukeerere as Christine Kirungi sat quietly, watching […]

Mukono General Hospital Records 117 Newborn Deaths Amid Staff Shortage

“A newborn’s first minutes are critical. Access to warmth, oxygen, functional equipment and skilled health workers can make the difference between life and death,” she said. Mukono General Hospital has recorded 117 newborn deaths over the past six months, raising concern among health officials and exposing critical gaps in neonatal care at the busy facility. […]

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