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In Nabilatuk district, Karamoja, piped water has arrived as a boon to human health. But amid climate change, experts fear clean drinking water promises to become an even more stressed resource. 2 May 2024 by Pius Sawa For many years, Teresa Longole woke up at five in the morning and walked ten kilometres to fetch water…
Diagnosing TB early is key to stopping transmission – and in hard-to-reach areas, an intelligent X-ray machine in a backpack may make all the difference. 24 May 2024 by John Agaba The road to Bukibokolo village in the hills of Bududa, eastern Uganda, was steep and rough – impassable on two wheels, Moses Eyaru concluded. But…
Fatal in almost every case if untreated, the parasitic infection preys particularly on the poor. But Bangladesh has the disease on the retreat – Mohammad al Amin finds out how. 29 May 2024 by Mohammad Al Amin Purobi Bala, the nurse in charge of Medicine Ward No. 7 and 8 of Infectious Diseases Hospital (IDH) in…
In health care, access to information is often as important as access to medicines. Willy Kamugisha is trying to make sure deaf people aren’t left out. 27 May 2024 by Moses Havyarimana Burundi is striving to improve the quality and the accessibility of health services in the country. Several new hospitals have been built across the country since…
At the World Health Assembly of 1974, countries committed to a programme of routine childhood vaccination. In 1978, Ghana put its pledge into practice. The years since have seen profound, if not always linear, progress. 28 May 2024 by Francis Kokutse Abednego Piedu, a Principal Community Health Nurse, stores a medical delivery into a fridge at…