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Publication Alert | OPTION B+ study article published in PLUS ONE JournalDr. Alexander Amone's article on Option B+ for pregnant women living with HIV has been published in PLOS ONE journal! Despite the scale-up of Option B+, long-term retention of women in HIV care during pregnancy and the postpartum period remains a significant challenge.This is an essential read if you are interested in HIV care, maternal and child health, and innovative interventions to improve health outcomes. Let's support Dr. Amone's important work by reading and sharing this amazing study!#HIVCare #MaternalHealth #OptionBPlus #HealthOutcomes #PLOSOneJournalhttps://lnkd.in/gXNUbWKa

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Publication Alert | PREVENT Study article in BMC Health Services Research JournalDr. Rita Nakalega's study on malaria prevention during pregnancy has just been published in BMC Health Services Journal! Malaria in pregnancy is a critical public health concern, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, where over 50 million pregnant women reside in malaria-endemic areas.Dr. Nakalega's research introduces a promising solution - video-based educational interventions. These videos have a proven track record in improving health knowledge and promoting behavior change, making them a cost-effective and efficient tool for health education.This article is a must-read for anyone interested in maternal and child health, public health interventions, or innovative approaches to health education. Let's support Dr. Nakalega's important work by reading and sharing this impactful study! Congratulations Dr. Nakalega.#MalariaPrevention #MaternalHealth #HealthEducation #Innovation #PublicHealth #BMCHealthJournalhttps://lnkd.in/gPpv5Rti

This Wednesday 24th April 2024, at 10am, we discuss pioneering research in Uganda on BBS TV. Join us for this insightful conversation.#BBSTv #HealthResearch #mujhu #PhilippaMusoke

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Highlights | The Medical League Uganda 5th Edition, April 2024We had a great warm up session with different teammates leading the exercises and stretch sessions. Grass is definitely slippery when wet but that did not stop us. The team worked well together and we look forward to returning on 20th May 2024.For now check out some photos from our debut match day and our results. 2024 MUJHU FC TeamCharles Kiganda- Team CaptainMark SsenyongaWeere Barnabas Wolford Brian MurungiNasuru Luutu Derick Ngoobi Mulwanyi EnochHenry Odyek Gerald businge Halima NamutebiEthans Godwills ArimaAsiimwe Immaculate Ssemere HassanSarah NangonziJonathan KalungiRuth NakkuEdward KakoozaMary Ikoba MagdaleneLawrence Sseremba

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Happening Now | We are at the IUIU university females campus in Kabojja getting set to play in the Medical League. We look forward to an afternoon of fun & networking. Look out for match action from @MulwanyiEnoch@EdwardKakooza @GeraldBusinge and others.

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📣 Are you a Midwife? Come work with us! We have an exciting opportunity which you would not want to miss in our Birth Defect Surveillance Study.👇 Click link for more detailshttps://lnkd.in/dSRECzZm

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We congratulate all Muslims for completing the holy month of Ramathan and wish you a joyful Eid celebration.#Ramadan #EidMubarak #HappyEid

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We had an incredible time raising awareness and supporting the fight to end HIV by 2030 at the #KabakaBirthdayRun2024. Together, we're making a difference!

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Symposium Updates | International Neonatal & Maternal Immunization SymposiumWe are excited to announce that our senior Maternal Vaccines team are attending the 6th International Neonatal & Maternal Immunization Symposium (INMIS) in Costa Rica from March 12th to 14th. This symposium is a pivotal event that brings together global experts in the field of neonatal and maternal immunization to exchange knowledge and drive innovation.Our team is set to deliver five dynamic poster presentations, showcasing our commitment to advancing maternal and neonatal health in Uganda and beyond:1. "Feasibility of Utilizing Electronic Health Records for Maternal Vaccine Adverse Event Surveillance in Uganda" - Our innovative approach to monitoring vaccine safety and enhancing maternal health outcomes.2. "Sociodemographic Factors Associated with Established and Novel Antenatal Vaccination Uptake in a Cohort of Pregnant Women in Uganda" - Highlighting our efforts to understand and address barriers to vaccination access among pregnant women.3. "Field-performance of Brighton Collaboration GAIA Definitions in a Prospective Observational Cohort Study in Uganda" - Demonstrating our commitment to improving the accuracy and reliability of vaccine safety monitoring.4.WOMANPOWER Study Results - Exciting findings that will contribute to the global body of evidence on maternal and neonatal immunization.5. "Maternal Antibody in Milk After Group B Streptococcus Vaccination in Uganda: MAMA Study" - Presenting groundbreaking research on maternal immunity and its impact on infant health.The Team ( MU-JHU and St. Georges University London): Prof. Kirsty Le Doare, Dr. eve nakabembe, Dr. Sarah Sturrock, Dr. Mary Kyohere, Dr. Robert Mboizi, Dr. Hannah George Davies and Dr. Henry Senyondo.We are confident that their presentations will inspire collaboration and drive positive change in the field of neonatal and maternal immunization.

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