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Health: Heavy bleeding causes nearly half of Uganda’s preventable maternal deaths — Experts (opens the original)
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_________________Nearly half of Uganda’s preventable maternal deaths are caused by heavy bleeding, while high blood pressure during pregnancy accounts for more than a quarter, the Ministry of Health has said.Dr Charles Olaro, the Director General of Health Services, says hemorrhage remains the leading preventable cause of maternal deaths, followed by pregnancy-related hypertension and infections such as sepsis.“Almost 50% of the mothers are dying because of haemorrhage,” Olaro said, adding that
News: Uganda plans review of laws governing cultural institutions (opens the original)
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The government is considering revising the law governing Uganda’s cultural institutions.The aim is to clarify their roles, document cultural practices and prevent the emergence of power centres that could threaten national stability, Gender, Labour and Social Development Minister Henry Tumukunde revealed.Tumukunde, a retired senior military officer, revealed the plan during the enthronement and coronation of the new Tooro king, Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I.The colourful ceremony, which attracted hug
News: Tooro coronation: Museveni gives King Nyabongo I 100 cattle (opens the original)
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FORT PORTAL - President Yoweri Museveni has given the newly crowned King of Tooro, Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I, 100 head of cattle as a coronation gift.He made the announcement during the coronation ceremony on Tuesday (September 29) at the Karuziika Palace in Fort Portal City.“Today we came for the coronation of the king. When you are going to a coronation ceremony, like today, you don't come empty-handed. I have given Rukirabasaija 100 head of cattle, ” said Museveni.Nyabongo I, 56, succ
Health: Four in five cancer patients needing molecular tests miss out, report finds (opens the original)
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________________Millions of cancer patients worldwide risk having their disease insufficiently characterised or receiving treatment without crucial molecular information because most patients who need molecular testing do not receive it, a new Lancet Oncology Commission has found.The Commission estimates that between seven and eight million cancer patients require standard-of-care molecular testing every year to help guide diagnosis and treatment, but about four in five of those who need biomark
Health: Four in five cancer patients needing molecular tests miss out, report finds (opens the original)
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Millions of cancer patients worldwide risk having their disease insufficiently characterised or receiving treatment without crucial molecular information because most patients who need molecular testing do not receive it, a new Lancet Oncology Commission has found.The Commission estimates that between seven and eight million cancer patients require standard-of-care molecular testing every year to help guide diagnosis and treatment, but about four in five of those who need biomarker testing do no
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