Dr Joseph Gasper Kimaro, Dr Peter J.T. Wangwe, Dr Innocent MoshaTemeke Regional Referral Hospital, Box 45232, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.,Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, P.O. Box 65000, Dar […]
Kilawa, Shindo Isack MDa,*; Mrimba, Peter Magembe MDb,c; Msyani, Jacob Edward P&Od; Shiyo, Servas Cosmas P&Od; Manyama, Deogratius M MDa; Kawiche, Godlisten S. MDb,c; Mbeyale, Magdalena T. MDa; Ramadhan, Abubakari
Nashivai Kivuyo, Larry Akoko, John of God Mutajwaha, Caspar Haule, Innocent Mosha, Mungeni Misidai, Daniel Kitua, Obadia Nyongol, Ally Mwanga Department of Surgery, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences,
Rickson Bahati, Daniel Kitua, Leonard Selestine, Ally Mwanga,Miriam Urio, Godfrey Mchele and David Antanamsu Background: Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are prevalent among individuals with poorlycontrolled diabetes, and severe cases can result in increased morbidity and apoor quality
Celina Mhina, Yusta Mtogo, Milka Mafwiri, Anna Sanyiwa, Ntsilane Suzan Mosenene and Aeesha N J Malik Background: Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is one of the leading causes of preventable childhood
Andrew M. Magelewanya, Baraka Malaki and Menti Ndile Background: Effective hypertension control depends on consistent adherence to antihypertensive medications. In Tanzania, little is known about the adherence status to antihypertensive
MKUMBO A E., KIMIYWE J., HAIKAEL M D Abstract: Inadequate nutrition services remain a critical barrier to optimal patient care in many low- and middle-income countries, including Tanzania. Comprehensive assessments
Yohana Kimaryo, Lucy L Mpayo, Mwanaidi Amiri Msuya, Robert Moshiro, Judith Lamosai Cosmas Background: Breast milk is the optimal food for all infants in the first months of life. Breastfeeding
Allyzain Ismail , Sajida Panjwani , Neelam Ismail , Caroline Ngimba , Innocent Mosha , Philip Adebayo , Ally Mwanga , Ali Akbar Zehri , Aidan Njau , Ali Athar
Dr. Fileuka Ngakongwa MD About: Perinatal women accessing prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services are at an increased risk of depression; however, in Tanzania there is limited access
