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Putting on a wrong type of knickers could have long-term health complications.
Dr. Ruth Nakiyimba from Masanafu Health Centre in Kampala says a wrong type of knickers is dangerous to the women that wear them because they lead to pelvic inflammatory infections.
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Smile Communications Uganda has introduced special data packages that will be enjoyed by customers during the festive season.
The offer targets people who subscribe for monthly data bundles.
According to a statement from Smile Communications, for every recharge a customer makes, they’ll be given 100% bonus of that very recharge.
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Researchers at Epicentre Mbarara in collaboration with St George’s University of London and the INTER-TB Consortium are working to reduce the length of TB treatment from the current six months, to four months under an international study called RIFASHORT Trial.
Dr. Daniel Atwine, the Principal Investigator (PI) of the study at the Ugandan site in Mbarara, said that the study aims at achieving this goal by increasing the dose of Rifampicin, which is the major of the four TB drugs.