Telemedicine Wins Trust in Uganda, But Connectivity and Policy Gaps Hold It Back
A qualitative study of policymakers, providers, and patients in Kampala finds telemedicine widely accepted for its convenience and privacy, but ...
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After the ICU Door Closes: One in Four HIV Patients Rehospitized or Dead Within Weeks of Cryptococcal Meningitis Discharge
A post-hoc analysis of four Ugandan clinical trials found that 26.6 percent of adults discharged after HIV-related cryptococcal meningitis were ...
Hidden Costs in the Coffee Cup: Hazardous Child Labour Persists on Uganda’s Smallholder Farms
A detailed survey of nearly 500 Ugandan coffee-farming households finds that almost a quarter of working children are exposed to ...
When Misinformation Meets Motherhood: How Uganda’s Pandemic Health Messages Faltered
A qualitative study of 136 Ugandans reveals how COVID-19 misinformation and limited digital literacy disrupted maternal and HIV care, and ...
Gender, Income and Education Divide How Ugandan Farmers Adapt to Climate Extremes
A survey of 384 smallholder households in Uganda's Kyoga plains shows that gender, income, education and group membership strongly determine ...
When HIV Therapy Meets Diabetes: Ugandan Study Maps Blood Sugar Control on Older Drug Regimens
A cross-sectional study of 54 HIV-positive adults with type 2 diabetes at Uganda's Lira Regional Referral Hospital finds that glycemic ...
Ugandan Medicinal Plants Show Hidden Liver Risks in Rat Safety Tests
A new rat study finds that three Ugandan plants used against bacterial skin infections are safe in single doses but ...
Trusting Colleagues Help University Staff Turn Failure into Learning, Study Finds
A survey of 214 academic staff at Ugandan public universities shows that high-quality workplace relationships predict learning from failure, with ...
Simple Storage Tools Can Reshape Family Diets in Post-Conflict Uganda
A study of 722 smallholder households in northern Uganda finds that tarpaulin drying, maturity assessment, and hermetic PICS bags boost ...
Leadership styles and work environment linked to employee retention in Uganda’s public sector
A study of 410 Ugandan public-sector employees finds that work environment and leadership styles significantly impact retention through organizational commitment, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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