Motorcycle Taxi Riders in Kampala Take the Lead in Contraceptive Talks, Study Finds
A survey of 421 motorcycle taxi riders in Kampala found that men who initiate contraceptive conversations are far more likely ...
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AI use linked to better grades but not deeper skills in Ugandan universities
A survey of 565 staff and students across five Ugandan universities found frequent AI use strongly associated with better academic ...
From suspicion to cynicism: how faculty experience academic promotion
A hermeneutic study of 33 Makerere University faculty members finds that academic promotion is experienced not as a transparent meritocratic ...
Uganda Faces a Surge in Stroke Cases and Deaths Through 2028
A national time-series analysis projects Uganda's monthly stroke cases and deaths will keep climbing through 2028, driven mainly by rising ...
Stigma and poverty block eye care for older Ugandans with disabilities
Eye care in Karamoja, one of Uganda's poorest and most underdeveloped sub-regions, is failing older people with disabilities at nearly ...
Dialogic Reading in Luganda Classrooms Boosts Ugandan Children’s Vocabulary
A cluster-randomized trial in central Uganda found that a ten-week dialogic reading adaptation embedded in government-approved Luganda Primary 1 materials ...
Heat, Drought and the Pastoralist’s Dilemma Grip East Africa’s Herders
A new review finds rising temperature-humidity indices and erratic rainfall are cutting milk yields, fertility and herd survival across Tanzania, ...
Dumpsites in Uganda Reveal Hidden Fungal Communities With Public Health Stakes
Deep in the highlands of southwestern Uganda, close to the border with Rwanda, the town of Kabale has a problem ...
High PrEP Adherence Reported Among HIV-Negative Partners in Uganda’s Serodifferent Couples
A cross-sectional study of 460 HIV-negative partners in serodifferent relationships in Gulu District, Uganda, found that 92.2 percent reported good ...
Uganda’s community health model offers Somalia a blueprint for lasting malaria control
A new scoping review argues that Somalia can strengthen malaria control by adapting Uganda's formalized community health worker system within ...
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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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