5000 rural health care workers to receive training

Pregnancy is not a disease and should not kill, but come tomorrow, an estimated 800 pregnant women on the globe will have lost their life due to pregnancy and childbirth—-a reality that experts say does not seem to come to an end any time soon.

Over 5,000 village health workers across the country have been enrolled for formal training by the National Council for Technical Education (Nacte).

Rural health care providers working in remote areas of the country have a key role to play in reducing maternal and new-born deaths, medical experts have revealed in a new report.

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 Prof Japhet Killewo, a medical doctor and Epidemiologist from Muhimbili University, speaks to experts who convened in Dar es Salaam to share research findings and discuss meaningful policies to address maternal and newborn health in Tanzania. The third year dissemination workshop was sponsored by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and organized by partners within the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Muhimbili University, Johns Hopkins University and...

1000 Coast region Bodaboda drivers receive training
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IN a bid to reduce road accidents especially among motorbike riders, the Automobile Association of Tanzania (AAT) has organized training for 1,000 drivers in Kibaha, Coast region. AAT Chief Executive Officer, Yusuf Ghor said the schooling has been ...

The health of our people is non-negotiable for the simple reason that medical care is a human right. That is why the people of this country were receiving free medical care even before independence--wherever and whenever it was available, that is

The Chadema presidential candidate, who is backed by the Defenders of the People’s Constitution (Ukawa), Edward Lowassa, has promised that his government will provide free medical services to elderly people and under five years old children.