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A new treatment for patients suffering from both HIV and deadly disease Kala-azar has shown impressive cure rates, raising hopes for patients worldwide
@mainawaruru reports on the results of recent study by @DNDi in the latest issue of @SciAf_NEF. More at https://t.co/iFyVYKMTih
Attitude change: Most non-ill people have a non-holistic view of wellbeing that focuses on ‘absence of pain and access to basic needs now’: ‘Without pain, risk factors are not viewed as a problem’ says @RoyMayega#NCDsUG@Nakkazi
@RoyMayega in school environments there is a drastic reduction in extra-curricular activities as students are pressurized to learn/space #NCDsUG Peer-driven consumption of very refined foods (e.g. the licking of raw sugar-mixtures) #NCDs@Nakkazi@thecagenda
Farmers are using ARVs on pigs to fatten them. Lira District has the highest prevalence and pigs from Masaka have the highest concentration of ARVs in blood - Ritah Nakato #NCDsUG@HcnUga@Nakkazi@leahkahunde@Weswala
This study of ARVs in pigs by Dr. Ritah Nakato showed that people thought that it is better to eat pork with ARVs than to take the pills themselves #NCDsUG#NCDvoices@Nakkazi
#NCDs Farmers using ARVs to fatten animals, results are coming in and active research is on going. This practice should stop. Since most people are claiming to be farmers on their profiles. @AinamatsikoEdg1@walterjack2
It is true a study in #Uganda on ARVs in pigs. Kamuli had the highest concentration of #ARVs in pigs (nevirapine) and Masaka had the highest prevalence #NCDsUG@Nakkazi