Tag: Health journalism Tanzania
Every Year, Tanzanian Doctors Face A “Costly” Deadline in March
For many Tanzanian medical professionals, I mean Medical, Dental Officers and others in this category, the months of January to March become a...
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 their regular school day, says a...
In Mwele’s Footsteps: Meet The NIMR Scientist Decoding Mosquito Behaviour
For many in Tanzania, the mere mention of mosquitoes conjures a distressing image of malaria, the debilitating disease they carry. Beyond the illness, there's...
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 improve people’s lives. But your research...
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 to protect themselves and their babies...
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 claims circulating on social media alleging...