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Why you can’t blame alcohol for bad behaviour: It DOESN’T alter personality – it just makes you more extrover
Many of us try to blame our bad behaviour on simply having too many drinks. But it turns out that the excuse of becoming a
1994 genocide survivor: Raped by 37 men and thrown into a mass grave, her backbone broken
Her name is Maria Mukangarambe. As the genocide against the Tutsis was being committed, 37 Interahamwe militia raped her and threw her into a deep
Waste water recycling: From threat to solutions
Recycling water for re-use is taking a boost in campaigns worldwide as the world celebrated World Water Day on 22nd February 2017. The theme was
World Bank Chief lauds Rwanda’s efforts to use drones in blood delivery
The President of the World Bank group Jim Yong Kim who is in Rwanda in an official visit told media and Muhanga district dwellers that
200 home-based healthcare givers graduate
The Ministry of Health has graduated up to 211 home-based care practitioners that have been trained to give palliative care to non-communicable diseases patients, carry
Here’s What To Eat To Recover From An Injury
In January, many of us strive to be stronger, lighter, faster versions of ourselves. It is also the busiest time of the year for physiotherapists.
Having Sex Helps Us Become Immune To Diseases
There are many excellent reasons to have sex, although scientifically speaking, getting jiggy is a very costly way to produce offspring. Not only does it
How To Know When Holiday Drinking Is Hurting Your Brain
For many, the holidays are indeed the most wonderful time of the year. Families and friends come together and enjoy food, good cheer – and,
Physical activity good for your health, but what’s happening below the surface?
The University of Michigan was recently awarded $8.2 million from the National Institutes of Health to investigate the molecular changes that occur during and after
Ministry of Health explains revision of medical tariff
The Government has announced that patients registered with health insurance companies will pay more for medical services. Health minister Diane Gashumba said the revised medical
