- Growing Awareness Slowly Reduces Stigma Around IVF Births in Zimbabwe
- New Global Research Grants Open for Mental Health Nurse Practitioners to Study Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
- Zimbabwe Expands Fistula Repair Camps as Thousands of Women Await Surgery
- Mystery Donor Payments Spark Rift Among Nurses at Central Hospitals
- Over 120,000 Cape Town Teenagers May Need Asthma Care as Pollen Seasons Lengthen
Road Accidents Deaths Now Equivalent To TB Deaths
STAKEHOLDERS advocating for a reduction in Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) related deaths and conditions have expressed concern over the ever increasing number of deaths from road or traffic accidents over the years. By Patson Gumbo Speaking during an Africa Road Safety Commemorations Day workshop that was hosted by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in partnership with
Read MoreVaccine Boosters Will Worsen Vaccine Nationalism Warns Dr Charimari
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) Zimbabwe COVID-19 Team Leader, Dr Lincoln Charimari has warned that adopting vaccine boosters to enhance immunity in already vaccinated populations could trigger massive disparities in as far as vaccines access is concerned for resource limited countries. By Michael Gwarisa His remarks come at the back of indications that vaccine manufactures
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Vaccine Hesitancy Stands In The Way Of Zim’s Herd Immunity Target
THE Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) says even though numbers of people who are now taking the vaccine have increased, the hesitancy that characterized the initial stages of national vaccination program might have slowed down progress towards inoculating 60% of the population that is required to achieve herd immunity. By Michael Gwarisa Herd
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World Diabetes Day: Nurses Critical In Screening And Management Of Diabetes
TODAY, Zimbabwe and the international community observes the World Diabetes Day to raise awareness around the chronic illness. To mark this important day, the Government of Zimbabwe, through the Ministry of Health and Child Care have provided a three-day screening campaign for Gweru residents, with the support from the Zimbabwe Diabetes Association and the World
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