Availability and accessibility of anti-cancer medicines is the pillar of cancer management, and it is one of the main concerns in low-income countries including Rwanda. The objective of this study was to assess the ...

Cervical cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide. The developing countries experience cervical cancer related death around ten times developed countries due to different factors. This includes lack of awareness about ...

Background: Each year, breast cancer is newly diagnosed in more than 1 million women worldwide and more than 400,000 women die from it [102,103]. Breast cancer is a growing public health throughout the world, but especially ...

Background: Prostate cancer is a common cancer among men worldwide. It is estimated to be the second of all under diagnosed cancer and it is ranged the sixth among the cause of cancer mortality worldwide. According to ...

Background: Incident is an unintentional and often destructive event that interrupts the development and continuation of the work. Institute of Medicine´s record an annual death of about 44000 to 98000 individuals who ...

A military deployment has three different phases. Each phase is punctuated by It‟s own stressors. The military training , exercise , rehearsals,manoeuvers and other psycho educative exercises aim to shape the ...

V This study is an assessment of the challenges faced by young fathers living in Kigali Rwanda. The birth of a child in the Rwandan culture is significance of joy, happiness prosperity. However, these feelings are almost ...

Anuran (frogs and toads) are currently being studied for their ecological significance and spatial distribution influenced by both environmental changes and biotic processes. Anthropogenic alteration of ecological systems ...

A large number of wildlife survives outside protected areas on farmlands, pasturelands, and urban areas. Among all faunas, birds are one of most present wild animals in cities. Birds fulfill many ecological functions in ...

Condom use is still low in Rwanda compared to its neighboring countries. In fact, accordingly to the Condom Accessibility Survey conducted in 2006, stigma was identified as a major reason for non-use. 55% of CAS respondents ...