@muhimbiliuniver is calling for applicants from medical universities in Tanzania whose research projects are focusing on NCD in Tanzania, in line with the National Research Agenda for NCDs to apply for Postgraduate Master’s thesis research
For more info https://t.co/oEogE72xmZ
MUHAS is calling for applicants from medical universities in Tanzania to apply for elective research grant which targets Undergraduate students with research projects focusing in addressing NCD research gaps and advancing knowledge on NCDs in Tanzania.
https://t.co/8qTQ7OmkUB
Mgonjwa akipungukiwa damu kwa wingi, anahitaji achangiwe damu. Karibu MUHAS @muhimbiliuniver tarehe 4 -8 April uchangia damu @ChangiaDamuTz tukielekea katika kongamano la kisanyi la saratani za damu hapa @muhimbiliuniver
Happy New Year Scientists!
Let’s start the year with Multistakeholder Engagement: Turning the Tide of Sickle Cell Disease in Tanzania
Happening on January 26, 2022
Welcome All!
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology through the Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences in Collaboration with University of Dodoma and UDSM - Mbeya College of Health and Allied Sciences welcomes you to the 60 Years of Independence Symposium
Introducing the 60 Years of Independence Symposium
Theme “ Changes of Diseases Landscape and Health Sector Response in Tanzania”
Date : 1st December 2021
Venue: Online and Physically ( MUHAS)
Progress is being made. For 3 years in a row, @muhimbiliuniver has organised the National Non Communicable Diseases Scientific Conference
Today In Arusha
Researchers are presenting scientific evidence on NCDs;care, treatment & related diseases
LIVE:
An interesting plenary session is now on going!
The topic is "Setting the course to Comprehensive NCDs Services; Where do we need to Prioritize?"
Follow the conference live!
https://t.co/47WWQKbyLr
As @muhimbiliuniver we are proud to be part of the Organizers of the National Non Communicable Diseases Scientific Conference for three years in a row.
Today there will be a great session on NCD Care, Treatment & Co-morbidities.
The Conference will be live online
Because of the rapid on going changes in Science and Technology, there will be a session on Research, Innovation and Technology
You can follow live online
NEW: An Oxford study has found that the risk of blood clots is far higher following infection from COVID-19 than after taking a vaccine dose.
Researchers analysed data from over 29 million vaccinated people.
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