Sentence examples for a study in uganda from inspiring English sources

A study in Uganda has shown that 12percentt of uninfected individuals become infected from their sex partners each year.

Traditional healers adopted them for injecting their decoctions, and they became status symbols; a study in Uganda in the 1960s found that 80percentt of families owned one.

A simple, inexpensive and surprisingly powerful combination of treatments all but wiped out malaria in a group of H.I.V.-positive children in a study in Uganda, scientists are reporting.

A study in Uganda has come up with a surprising finding about sex and H.I.V. Washing the penis minutes after sex increased the risk of acquiring H.I.V. in uncircumcised men.

Three years ago, Ms. Carr said, when a study in Uganda proved that mother-child transmission could be cut by 50percentt by giving each a single dose of nevirapine, the foundation decided to pour millions into helping third-world women.

A study in Uganda led by Barbara McPake, of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, found that in the typical public clinic, 76% of drugs "leaked" on to the private market, more than a quarter of them prescribed to "ghost" patients who did not exist.

The Uganda Demographic Health Survey [ 8] and a study in western Uganda found that educated mothers were more prone to use pre-lacteals [ 30].

A study in Western Uganda found that a low level of DS awareness among respondents combined with lack of preparation led to lower health-seeking behaviour, which could result in increased maternal and newborn mortality and morbidity (18).

For example a study in Kenya [ 39] found only eight (11%) of 73 isolates to be of the Uganda family while in northern Tanzania [ 40] only four (3%) of 130 strains were T2-Uganda.

On the other hand, a study in Uganda[28] showed that HIV prevalence was higher among non-TB patients than TB patients, Brushfeld et al in Ethiopia showed that HIV patients were more likely to have TB than HIV negative individuals[6].

Increased treatment preparation in pMTCT programs may provide women with information about ART and adherence as shown in a study in Uganda[ 42].