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OPTIM Study

Optimizing Benefits While Reducing Risks of Iron in Malaria Endemic Areas. Randomized, placebo controlled trial of daily oral therapy started concurrently (immediate iron ) or 28 days after (delayed iron) with antimalarial treatment in Ugandan children with uncomplicated malaria and iron deficiency.

MIND Study

This will be a longitudinal cohort study with a 5 year follow up where caregivers and children with the five most common forms of severe malaria that is cerebral malaria(CM), severe malarial anemia(SMA), malaria with repeated seizures(M/S), respiratory distress(RD), prostration(PR) and healthy community children(CC)from the same neighborhood or household.

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GHU Data Center

GHU data center was established in 2010. It handles all data needs of the all research projects. he department has different platforms..
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Grants Management

We had the desire to offer professional and quality service to our collaborators, especially those whose host institutions did not have partner.
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Message from the ED

If you remember, about this time last year we organized a series of activities to mark 5 years of the existence of GHU.
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GLOBAL HEALTH UGANDA

A Multi-Disciplinary Research Collaboration

Home
About Us
Publications
Projects

OPTIM Study

Optimizing Benefits While Reducing Risks of Iron in Malaria Endemic Areas. Randomized, placebo controlled trial of daily oral therapy started concurrently (immediate iron ) or 28 days after (delayed iron) with antimalarial treatment in Ugandan children with uncomplicated malaria and iron deficiency.

MIND Study

This will be a longitudinal cohort study with a 5 year follow up where caregivers and children with the five most common forms of severe malaria that is cerebral malaria(CM), severe malarial anemia(SMA), malaria with repeated seizures(M/S), respiratory distress(RD), prostration(PR) and healthy community children(CC)from the same neighborhood or household.

Other GHU Projects

Find out more on all our other projects
Opportunities
Blog

COVID-19

COVID-19 Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus.
Show More

GHU Data Center

GHU data center was established in 2010. It handles all data needs of the all research projects. he department has different platforms..
Show More

Grants Management

We had the desire to offer professional and quality service to our collaborators, especially those whose host institutions did not have partner.
Show More

Message from the ED

If you remember, about this time last year we organized a series of activities to mark 5 years of the existence of GHU.
Show More
Contact Us

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