Health

PPP investments set to strengthen specialised healthcare services

  DAR ES SALAAM: THE Chief Executive Officer of the Public-Private Partnership Centre (PPP Centre), David Kafulila, has led a…

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Experts link non-iodised salt to hypertension

MTWARA: MEDICAL experts have linked the high prevalence of high blood pressure in Mtwara Region to the consumption of non-iodised…

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From HIV Response to Health Security: Tanzania’s 20-Year Partnership with the US

DAR ES SALAAM: TWENTY years ago, Tanzania faced a very different public health landscape. HIV remained a major national challenge,…

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How Tanzania built one of East Africa’s strongest outbreak detection systems

DAR ES SALAAM: WHEN reports of unusual illness began emerging in north-western Tanzania, health officials faced a familiar question: was…

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Tanzania urged to increase health funding as aid landscape shifts

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA will need to invest more of its own resources in public health to sustain gains made…

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Tanzania can detect Marburg virus within hours, says CDC

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania’s ability to identify dangerous disease outbreaks has improved significantly over the past decade, enabling laboratories to…

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Tanzania’s HIV treatment coverage reaches 1.5 million, says CDC

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania has enrolled about 1.5 million people living with HIV on life-saving treatment, a milestone that health…

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Tanzania takes extra precautions in the borders of countries affected by Ebola

MOROGORO: THE Ministry of Health through the Emergency and Disasters Unit continues to implement interventions to strengthen preparedness and capacity…

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Health Ministry urged councils to strengthen vaccination services

DAR ES SALAAM: THE Ministry of Health has urged Regions and Councils to strengthen vaccination services by developing new methods…

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TZ cuts antibiotic use by 88pc, AMR deaths by 14pc

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA has reduced antibiotic consumption by 88 per cent and cut deaths associated with antimicrobial resistance (AMR)…

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