Background: Prevalence of Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy ranges from 2.0% to 23.9% and if not attended about 20% to 40% of these will develop symptomatic disease. None of various screening methods have been ...

ABSTRACT Background: Motorcycle accidents form a fatal category of motor traffic accidents. Motorcycle riders have a 34 times risk of death than the drivers of other types of vehicles and 8 times more likely to be injured. ...

Background: One of the biggest challenges that policy makers face in the health sector in Tanzania is how to attract qualified human resources to the rural and remote parts of Tanzania. Currently the government has been ...

ABSTRACT Background: Caesarean section (CS) rate is dramatically increasing in both developed and developing countries across obstetric populations even those with minimal risk receive it. The group of multiparous ...

Background: In Tanzania and other East African countries little is documented regarding the availability and affordability of anticancer medicines at the patient level. Also it is not known if anticancer medicines ...

A cross-sectional study was conducted in Kibaha district of the Coast region in Tanzania, to investigate the availabili ty of antimalarial drugs in households. This included the source, proportion of stocking, how ...

the most common medical conditions observed in mothers who had perinatal deaths. Birth asphyxia and prematurity were the leading causes of deaths. Conclusion: Pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, severe anemia, malaria, and HIV/AIDS ...

Liberalization of trade, globalization and development in food science and technology has resulted in an increase in trade and consumption of pre-packaged foods. Reading food labelling information is important to assist ...

Introduction: In Tanzania commercial Chicken are frequently raised in conditions where there is high level of stress, diseases and poor nutrition. To overcome some of these, farmers excessively use antimicrobials in ...