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Health Journalism in Africa
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What I wasn’t taught in medical school, why it matters now
When I graduated from medical school as a doctor about a decade ago, I knew for sure that…
Meet ‘HIV friends’ who share cards for life-saving benefits in Tanzania
If not for a friendship card that he exchanged with a newly found pal, Mr Paul Aloyce says…
COVID-19: What research says as Tanzania’s largest hospital introduces steam therapy
Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) has installed four steam therapy facilities each worth Sh7.5 million ($3,200) as part of…
Impact of ‘data darkness’ and why WHO wants Tanzania to report COVID-19 cases
After many months of refuting the existence of COVID-19 in Tanzania, the country’s Ministry of Health has finally…
Tanzania: HIV study reveals promising results in averting mother-to-child transmission
Simpler and effective HIV treatment shows lasting health impact among pregnant women in Dar es-Salaam Expert explains how…
Dar es-Salaam residents trapped in vicious cycle of unhealthy lifestyles, say researchers
Tougher action required; including cutting down prices of healthy foods but making junk foods more expensive to limit…