Primary Health and Infant Mortality in Conflict; Uganda

This book was inspired by the events that were observed in the community where in Northern Uganda, ridden by conflict in 20 years, children presented with acute malnutrition, low survival rates amidst high HIV infections, hunger and other complications brought about by war.Despite various interventions Northern Uganda remained with unacceptable infant mortality rates in Uganda compared to other parts of the country.The study employed exploratory, quantitative and qualitative research methods. data was collected analyzed and presented in this book.

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MA. Diplomacy and International Studies of Uganda Martyrs University Nkozi, BA. Development Studies Gulu University, Dip Med Laboratory Technology; HIV/AIDS Counselor,Lead Laboratory technician TASO Soroti, Executive Director Millennium Challenge Uganda and a radio presenter on "your voice" community based program of Delta FM in Soroti.