Mothers to blame over children’s heart diseases, diabetes, says medical officer

>President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday inaugurated the Centre for Cardiac Surgery, Treatment and Training of the Muhimbili National Hospital, insisting that the facility should serve all Tanzanians regardless of their status.

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Globally, Tanzania still lags behind in guaranteeing the wellbeing of mothers and children, but is better of compared to other sub-Saharan countries, according to a new report.

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Tanzania yesterday made a giant leap in modern medical technology with the announcement of a high tech device to treat children born with heart defects.

>Muhimbili National Hospital(MNH) saved about Sh1.3 billion this week by carrying out heart surgeries on 66 children born with heart defects instead of referring them abroad for treatment.

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