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Pulmonary rehabilitation in Uganda

“Our patients are very excited about the programme, they love it so much, especially after the improvements they have seen in the first few sessions. They don’t want to stop, they want to continue coming and they are feeling so much better.” – Dr Wincey Katagira

The preceding pilot study and this film were funded by the International Primary Care Respiratory Group.

Preventing Lung Disease in Rural Uganda – A Train the Trainer Programme

“I think the most important thing is that they should be owner of their problem and understand their problem, awareness and look for a solution and we will help them.” – Dr Frederik van Gemert

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The Breathe Again Africa Project

A crowd-funded project to build a pulmonary rehabilitation centre in Kampala to treat people with chronic lung disease without using drugs.

Find out more about the project and how you can support a life-giving programme today.

Midwife-led lung health education project in Uganda

“This is a huge-scale problem in Africa. Most people are exposed to biomass smoke throughout their life. In our earlier studies, we showed that 1 in 8 adults were suffering from chronic lung disease.” – Dr Rupert Jones

A midwife-led education programme in the Jinja district of Uganda, aiming to teach midwives and other community healthcare workers about the dangers of biomass smoke and about reducing the risks to mother, foetus and young children.