Background: Teenage pregnancies have become rampant Rwanda which negatively affects teens lives, despite numerous interventions. Their impact also expands to the entire family, community and the country in general. This ...

Globally, neonatal mortality represents around 40 percent of all mortality among children under five, with the neonatal deaths concentrated in first week of life. The associated factors include but not limited to socio-economic ...

Background of the study: Oganizations have both legal and ethical commitment to supply healthy and safe working environments as well as ensuring the total well being of their workers. The provision of any health and safety ...

Background: Prostate cancer remains a global health burden. It is aggressive among black of African ancestry. Inadequate awareness as well as insufficient diagnostic and management capacity, lead to its delayed presentation ...

Background: The cancer of cervix is placed third among common cancers attacking women globally. Rwanda is among countries belonging in Easter Africa where cancer of cervix was ranked on second place among other cancers ...

Cell polarity is defined as the polar organization of cellular components along an axis. The coordination of cell polarity within a plane of a single tissue layer is termed planar polarity. An example for planar polarity ...

In the wake of replacement of wood and kerosene by gas cookers for several purposes in Rwanda, gas leakage has caused several damages in domestic household, factory, kitchens in restaurants, canteens among others, installation ...

Background: Human Immuno-deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficient Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is the public health burden worldwide. Preventing and treating the diseases including HIV/AIDS Malaria, tuberculosis, Hepatitis, Ebola, ...

Teenage pregnancy is more common in developing countries than developed countries and is associated with numerous social and economic factors: poverty, low education level, and the lack of awareness about sex and pregnancy ...

Background: Nurses as a big number in the health systems have great potential to ensure that health care is harmless, excellent, easily reached and reasonable. Health policies impact health care, nurses and profession. ...