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Ebola has been mentioned again in 2026 as a risk to health and tourism in Uganda. Here is a clear guide to Ebola symptoms, how it spreads and does not spread, prevention at home and work, and what to do if you suspect a case.
An easy homemade ginger shot recipe, what the evidence really says about the benefits, and who should be careful before making it a daily habit.
Hepatitis B is common in Uganda and often silent. Learn how it spreads, why testing matters, how vaccination works and what treatment is available.
No gym membership? No problem. Here is a simple home workout plan using body weight, a stairs or a skipping rope, perfect for beginners.
Poor sleep affects mood, health and productivity. Here are ten practical tips to fall asleep faster and wake up refreshed.
Anaemia is common among women and children in Uganda. Learn the signs, causes like malaria and worms, and affordable iron rich local foods.
Nets, spraying, the malaria vaccine for babies, early testing and treatment: practical steps to protect your household from malaria in Uganda.
Stress and anxiety affect work, sleep and relationships. Learn the signs, simple daily habits that help and when to talk to a professional.
How to work out your baby's due date, why an early scan helps, and what happens at the eight antenatal visits recommended in Uganda.
Bilharzia is common around Lake Victoria, Lake Albert, Lake Kyoga and the Nile. Here is how bilharzia spreads, symptoms like blood in urine or stool and a swollen belly, how it is tested and treated with praziquantel, and how to protect your family.
Wondering if you are pregnant? Learn the earliest pregnancy symptoms, when to take a test, how accurate tests are and when to start antenatal care.
Yellowing of a newborn's skin or eyes is common, but some jaundice is dangerous. Here is how to check your baby for jaundice on dark skin, when it is normal, danger signs that need urgent care, treatment with phototherapy and myths to avoid.
Uganda has one of the highest burdens of sickle cell disease. Learn the signs, how it is inherited, testing, care and how families can support children.
Matooke, beans, greens, millet, fish and fruit: how to turn everyday Ugandan foods into balanced, affordable meals for the whole family.
PCOS is a common hormonal condition that causes irregular periods, acne, excess hair and difficulty getting pregnant. Here is how PCOS is diagnosed, treatment options, lifestyle changes that help, and fertility options for women in Uganda.
Long hours at a desk or driving cause back pain for many professionals. Learn posture fixes, desk setup, stretches and when to see a doctor.
A practical guide to choosing medical insurance in Uganda: inpatient and outpatient cover, typical costs, IRA-licensed insurers, staff schemes and where national health insurance stands.
Chronic kidney disease often has no symptoms until it is advanced. Here are early warning signs, the main causes in Uganda such as high blood pressure and diabetes, simple tests that detect it early, and practical ways to protect your kidneys.
Strokes are rising in Uganda as high blood pressure becomes more common. Learn the BE FAST warning signs, why every minute matters, what to do and not do while waiting for help, risk factors and how to prevent a stroke.
Early detection saves lives. Learn how to do a monthly breast self examination, warning signs of breast cancer and screening options.
UTIs are very common in women. Learn the symptoms, why self medicating is risky, treatment and practical ways to prevent repeat infections.
Uterine fibroids are very common among women in Uganda and Africa. Here is a clear guide to fibroid symptoms like heavy periods and swelling, causes and risk factors, how they are diagnosed, treatment options and questions to ask your doctor.
Hypertension is called the silent killer. Learn the signs, risk factors, how to check your blood pressure and how Ugandan foods can help control it.
Long hours, side hustles, traffic and money pressure are wearing out African professionals. How to recognise burnout early and what individuals and employers can do.
Typhoid is common in Uganda but often misdiagnosed. Learn the symptoms, accurate tests, treatment and simple ways to protect your family.
Cholera spreads fast through contaminated water and food. Learn the symptoms, urgent treatment and prevention steps for homes and communities.
Practical, safe weight loss tips using Ugandan foods like matooke, beans and dodo, plus realistic exercise for busy people and mistakes to avoid.
Vaccines protect children from deadly diseases. Here is an overview of Uganda's routine immunisation schedule and tips for parents.
Trying to gain weight? Learn healthy foods, meal frequency, strength training and when underweight needs medical attention.
Diarrhoea is a leading cause of illness in young children. Learn how to prevent dehydration with ORS and zinc, feeding tips and danger signs.
Ulcers are one of the most searched health problems in Uganda. Learn the symptoms, real causes like H. pylori and painkillers, treatment and diet tips.
Knowing your HIV status is the first step to staying healthy. Learn about testing options, self testing, PrEP and PEP in Uganda.
Moringa is called the miracle tree. Learn its real nutritional benefits, how to use moringa leaves and powder, and precautions to keep in mind.
Prostate problems are common as men age, and prostate cancer is among the leading cancers in Ugandan men. Learn symptoms and screening options.
How many glasses of water do you really need in a hot climate like Uganda's? Learn daily water needs, signs of dehydration and easy hydration habits.
Period pain is common but should not stop your life. Learn what causes cramps, home relief methods and signs that need medical attention.
Compare family planning methods available in Uganda, from pills and injections to implants and IUDs, with benefits, side effects and where to get them.
Diabetes is rising across Africa. Learn the early warning signs, who is at risk, how it is tested and simple steps to prevent type 2 diabetes.
Tooth decay and gum disease are preventable. Learn brushing technique, diet tips, how often to see a dentist and care for children's teeth.
Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers among women in Uganda, yet it is preventable. Learn about screening, VIA and the HPV vaccine.
Asthma can be well controlled. Learn common triggers in African homes and cities, how to use inhalers correctly and warning signs of an attack.
A practical breastfeeding guide covering the first hour, good latch, how often to feed, expressing milk for working mothers and common problems.
Nutrition and wellness advice works differently online. Here is what transfers well to a video call, and what does not.
Phones and laptops strain our eyes. Learn the 20-20-20 rule, signs of eye strain, when to get an eye test and tips for children.
Skip the sugary tea and bread routine. Here are healthy, affordable breakfast ideas using Ugandan foods that keep you full and focused.