R4GH-funded project on impacts of flooding in rural Uganda
R4GH is proud to introduce Ms. Karen Helmy Ademun who was awarded the R4GH small research grant in 2025 for her... Continue Reading
Successful completion of R4GH-funded project
We are excited to announce: Haules Zaniku from Malawi successfully completed his study on “Prevalence and associated factors of chronic obstructive... Continue Reading
Successful completion of R4GH-funded project
We congratulate Mr. Jonathan Nsamba on the successful completion of his R4GH-funded project “Insulin dependent diabetes and anthropometric assessment: Understanding the... Continue Reading
First R4GH project from Malawi
R4GH is proud to introduce Mr. Haules Robbins Zaniku who was awarded the R4GH small research grant in 2021 for his project entitled:... Continue Reading
Successful launch of study on diabetes
R4GH is proud to introduce Mr. Jonathan Nsamba who was awarded the R4GH small research grant in 2020 and 2021 for his project... Continue Reading
A tangible research partnership
We would like to direct your attention to this wonderful article by Mr. Ruedi Küng on the research partnership between Allan... Continue Reading
R4GH small research program
Researchers for Global Health invites researchers to apply for the “R4GH small research program”, which is granted to eligible applicants twice... Continue Reading
Mass Spectrometry now available at IDI
In March 2019, Dr. Daniel Müller from the University Hospital in Zurich travelled to Kampala, Uganda, to install a Mass Spectrometer... Continue Reading
Christine Sekaggya-Wiltshire: PhD Graduation
Congratulations to Christine Sekaggya-Wiltshire who recently celebrated her PhD graduation. We are very proud of Christine! Continue Reading
Allan Buzibye: Master in Pharmacology
Congratulations to Allan Buzibye who recently finished his Master in Pharmacology. Great job Allan! Continue Reading
R4GH team members share their personal insights with interested readers in the Personal Insights Blog.
Gestational diabetes mellitus in HIV-infected women
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is one of the most common non-communicable diseases worldwide. The number of people with diabetes is increasing rapidly, especially in sub-Saharan Africa....
Species Identification of Non-Tuberculous Mycobacteria in the Ugandan Population
Infections with non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) are on the rise worldwide, directing the global focus to these lesser known organisms. NTM range from harmless microbes to...
The ALPHA Study
Amikacin Exposure and Toxicity – Pharmacokinetic Pharmacodynamic Analysis in Patients with Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis in Uganda : A Pilot Study Treatment of patients with multidrug-resistant TB...