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Health Journalism in Africa
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No Mpox Case In Tanzania.But Are The Potential Protectors Protected?
Mpox, previously known as Monkeypox, may have been regarded as a distant threat in East Africa but it…
Tanzania: Scientists Find Effective Approach To Protect School-Children From Malaria
Schoolchildren could easily and effectively be protected from malaria with preventive medication if it’s administered to them during…
Tanzania: How Speed-Dating Practice Can Boost Science Journalism
Dar es Salaam. Imagine being a scientist, toiling away in your lab, making revolutionary discoveries that could potentially…
Lower Dose, Same Results: Calcium Breakthrough In India-Tanzania Study
Pregnant women in Tanzania and other low- and middle-income countries could benefit from a simpler and cheaper way…
MUHAS Gets Pharmacist As Vice Chancellor, The University’s Historic First
In a historic first for Tanzania’s oldest state medical school, a Pharmacology Professor, Apolinary Kamuhabwa, has been appointed…
Is Your Card Still Valid? NHIF Assures Services Amidst “Rumors”
In a bid to quell growing panic among its members, the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) has denied…
How Practitioners Can Secure Tanzania’s Traditional Medicine Potential
As our country moves toward a holistic healthcare system that cherishes the power of our ancestral knowledge, traditional…
Pharmacy Council Overwhelmed? Government Eyes TMDA For Inspections
Despite its lean staff of less than 100 and limited geographical reach, the Pharmacy Council (PC) is tasked…
Tanzanian AI Health Scientists Navigate A ‘Data Desert’
In their quest to digitise cancer screening in Tanzania using Artificial Intelligence (AI), Sang’udi Sang’udi and his team…
MedicoRoundUp: Top Headlines In Medicine And Health This Week
As we gear up for a new week, let’s take a look back at some of the major…