In preparation for the annual Martyrs’ Day pilgrimage to Namugongo, @MinofHealthUG teams, supported by @WHO and @MalteserInt, conducted a simulation exercise focused on managing mass gatherings. Participating agencies included @UEC_UCMB, @UPMB_Uganda, @PoliceUg, @MODVA_UPDF,

RT @UNOCHA_ROSEA: #Uganda. “Physically, emotionally, psychologically, I am okay. But when you live in a community where Ebola is feared, pe….

May is World No #Tobacco Month 🚭.Tobacco harms nearly every organ in the body. Let’s raise awareness, protect our children, and support those who want to quit. Say NO to tobacco and YES to a healthier, tobacco-free #Uganda. Here’s what you need to know⏬.#TobaccoExposed ,

RT @UNDPUganda: #SDG3 Good Health and Well-Being 🩺. #PandemicFund is a global financing mechanism designed to help countries prepare for fu….

.@WHOUganda and @MinofHealthUG yesterday engaged district leaders in the Greater Masaka region on integrating the prevention of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) into district plans. The engagement aimed to:.1⃣ Sensitize leaders on the burden and impact of NCDs in Uganda.2⃣

"The time is now to prioritize NCDs in this region and across Uganda. We must not underestimate their threat.@MinofHealthUG , with partners, is committed to the prevention and control of NCDs as a shared responsibility to promote health and national development." Dr Charles Oyoo

“@WHO recognizes that non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are not just health concerns, but also a development issue. We stand ready to support the country & the region in strengthening health systems to improve access to NCD screening, diagnosis, & treatment by integrating NCD

Pregnancy is a journey of transformation that requires close care and support. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience any of the following signs:

The Human Development Report 2025 is here!.Launched under the theme “A Matter of Choice: People and Possibilities in the Age of AI,” this year’s report explores how Uganda and the world can harness the power of artificial intelligence to expand human freedoms and opportunities.

Celebrating Partnership and Progress in Public Health.We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the Netherlands for their support which was instrumental in our swift response to the Sudan Virus Disease (SVD) outbreak. Together, we are advancing public health, strengthening health

RT @UNICEFUganda: Following the successful declaration of the end of #EbolaOutbreakUG, @UNICEF with support from @SwedeninUG & #USAID conti….

Baby movements are normally felt between 16–24 weeks of pregnancy. Mothers are encouraged to seek emergency care if movements decrease, stop, or become suddenly intense. Relying on home monitoring kits to check a baby’s heartbeat is discouraged, because they will not reliably

RT @WHOAFRO: BREAKING: Prof. Mohamed Janabi, proposed by Tanzania🇹🇿, has been nominated as the next @WHOAFRO Regional Director during a Spe….

During #pregnancy, regular check-ups and tests are vital to protect your health and support your baby’s development. These visits help detect and manage issues early—even without symptoms—ensuring a safer pregnancy and a healthy start for your baby. @WHO @WHOAFRO @MinofHealthUG

As part of ongoing support for @GovUganda's commitment to ending preventable maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent deaths, @MinofHealthUG & @WHOUganda, with financial support from @KoicaUganda, this afternoon concluded a one-day Project Steering Committee meeting. The meeting

Yesterday @WHO, @minofhealthUG and @nemaUG assessed the feasibility of Luwero Industries Limited in Nakasongola, in providing safe and environmentally sound interim-storage of substituted mercury containing medical devices. This is part of the @UNEP-supported Global Environment

The first six weeks after birth (postnatal period) are a critical time for the baby’s survival, growth, and development. This is when your baby is most vulnerable—and when your care matters most.

.@WHO and @MinofHealthUG have wrapped up a 5-day essential training in operative & obstetrics, aimed at enhancing the capacity of health workers in Bunyoro region in managing obstetric complications and conducting emergency surgical procedures. Through capacity building at the

Welcoming a new baby is a special and emotional time. While many changes are normal, some signs may indicate your baby needs medical attention. If your baby shows unusual signs or symptoms—or if something just doesn’t feel right—don’t wait. Speak to a health worker or visit a