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Tackling malaria drug resistance in Uganda

Malaria remains one of the leading causes of morbidity, and mortality in Uganda

Mbarara districtMoses ocanDorothy achuPascal ringwaldEric okekMakerere university college of health sciencesWorld health organisationMakerere universityNational drug authorityGlobal malaria programmeTeam lead for tropicalSub saharan africaTeam leadVector borne diseasesHealth sciences

New study shows cassava passed off as malaria drug

Researchers want the National Drug Authority to take immediate action in affected areas

Mbarara districtUnited statesSandra tuhairweMoses ocanSheila ampaireWinnie nambatyaJimmy opigoHealth ministry onMalaria control programmeWorld health organisationMakerere universityDepartment of pharmacologyNational drug authorityUnited states pharmacopoeiaActive pharmaceutical ingredientHealth ministry

EAC medicines register to improve access to better health outcomes

Non-registration acts as a barrier toward ensuring availability of, and access to vital drugs since they can’t be in stock without prior listing.

United kingdomMoses ocanNewcastle universityAfrican community medicines registration harmonisationMakerere universityProf allyson pollock of newcastle universityNational regulatory authorityJournal of the royal society medicineRoyal societyMakerere university collegeHealth sciencesAllyson pollockNational regulatoryProf allyson pollockClinical professorPublic health

Registration Hurdles Limiting Access to Essential Medicines in Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda

Registration Hurdles Limiting Access to Essential Medicines in Kenya, Tanzania & Uganda
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United kingdomMoses ocanMakerere universityAfrican community medicines registration harmonizationWorld health organizationNewcastle universityJournal of the royal society medicineRoyal societyMakerere university collegeHealth sciencesProfessor allyson pollockClinical professorPublic health

Lack of registration is limiting access to es

The lack of registration of medicines in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda is limiting access to safe, effective, and affordable essential medicines, according to a new analysis from Newcastle University in the UK and Makerere University in Uganda, published by the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.

United kingdomMoses ocanJournal of the royal society medicineMakerere universityAfrican community medicines registration harmonizationWorld health organizationNewcastle universityMethod of researchRoyal societyMakerere university collegeHealth sciencesProfessor allyson pollockClinical professorPublic health