When Jean Paul Nduwumwe decided to have a hepatitis test while accompanying his pregnant wife on a clinic visit, he had no idea that following a positive result and three months of treatment his health and well-being would be restored, and he would feel “reborn”.
Read moreOver the past seven years, Rwanda has significantly reduced the burden of malaria, with the infection rate dropping from 409 cases per 1000 people in 2016 to just 76 cases per 1000 people in 2022. Malaria deaths also fell by more than 89% over the same period.
Read moreRwanda has made commendable progress in the fight against tuberculosis, boasting a 42% decrease in two decades.
Read moreThe Kigali community leapt into action against Cervical Cancer. A look at #WorldCancerDay through pictures.
Read moreIn the face of debilitating diseases like podoconiosis, one young farmer's journey in Rwanda stands as a symbol of the progress being made in the fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).
Read moreCharlene Byukusenge fondly remembers the carefree days of her childhood. "Playing outside, dancing, sharing toys with friends – those were the days," she says with a nostalgic smile. But one hospital visit changed everyt…
Read moreRwanda continues to prioritise maternal and child health
Read moreWHO Representative to Rwanda, Dr Brian Chirombo shares a message of hope on World Mental Health Day
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