Health

The  World Bank estimates that nearly 30,000 people in Tanzania people die annually due to diarrheal diseases and an estimated 12.6 percent of children suffer from diarrheal diseases.

As of 16 October 2022, just 24 percent of the continent’s population had completed their primary vaccination series compared with the coverage of 64 percent at the global level.

The unit will provide a broad range of integrated and patient -centric services for patients whose bone marrow has been damaged or destroyed by disease, infection or chemotherapy.

African countries are prepared to contain the first growing endemic of Ebola where stakeholders maintain that expansion of innovation and digital technology can be used by some countries to bring primary healthcare services closer.

As Ebola outbreaks ravages DRC and Uganda, Tanzania is flagging red warning against consumption of bush meat

At very young ages, people in Tanzania are likely to suffer heart attacks and heart failure problems

Thanks to Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Trust, Malawi is now the first country in Southern Africa Development Community Region to wipe out eye diseases

New Ebola cases are already claiming lives in DR Congo and Uganda just as Rwanda and Tanzania are taking measures

Says WHO! The word is, No Smoking at Stadiums during FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar as health concerns drive sports

There is a major killer disease in Tanzania and Africa as whole, but which is hardly spoken of; Tuberculosis.