Charles Pensulo
Journalist at Freelance
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1 week ago |
itweb.africa | Charles Pensulo
The Health Informatics Association of Malawi, a healthcare non-profit organisation, recently launched a virtual doctor, a mobile application, that will supplement the delivery of health services in the country. The App not only connects doctors with patients in faraway places, but it also ensures that medics have access to information from other professionals in such areas.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Charles Pensulo
Malawi’s ministry of health has announced three new cases of mpox in the capital, Lilongwe, bringing the number of confirmed cases to 11 since the country’s first was reported in April. Malawi is one of 16 countries in Africa reporting mpox outbreaks as health officials battle with vaccine shortages as well as limited testing and hospital capacity. The Public Health Institute of Malawi said the patients were aged between 17 and 41.
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3 weeks ago |
aljazeera.com | Charles Pensulo
Lilongwe, Malawi - Since he was young, Enock Dayton has made a living from bananas. The 30-year-old was born and raised in Molele, in the southern Malawian district of Thyolo, which was at the heart of local banana production until a plant virus devastated crops more than a decade ago. At his stall at Mchesi market, in Malawi's capital Lilongwe, Dayton serves customers from the bunches of green bananas that he has.
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1 month ago |
medicalxpress.com | Charles Pensulo
A growing resistance to antibiotics is complicating the treatment of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in Malawi, with new research revealing that nearly half of women presenting with symptoms at a major referral hospital had infections resistant to multiple drugs. The study, conducted by researchers at Mzuzu University and published in BMC Infectious Diseases, found a UTI prevalence of 48.5% among women assessed at Malawi's Zomba Central Hospital.
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1 month ago |
eurasiareview.com | Charles Pensulo
A growing resistance to antibiotics is complicating the treatment of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in Malawi, with new research revealing that nearly half of women presenting with symptoms at a major referral hospital had infections resistant to multiple drugs. The study, conducted by researchers at Mzuzu University and published in the National Library of Medicine, found a UTI prevalence of 48.5 per cent among women assessed at Malawi’s Zomba Central Hospital.
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