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Clinical trials and research at Mbarara University/science/ Technology
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 20 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $7.3 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 20NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (20)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Maximizing Impact of a Data Science Hub for Cancer Detection in Africa
A Uganda-based data science hub uses AI on medical images to help non-specialist health workers detect cancer more accurately in low-resource settings.
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Pilot implementation of the WHO LIVE LIFE guide for suicide prevention in Uganda
A small, real-world test in rural Uganda to see if the WHO LIVE LIFE guide, led by district health teams, helps communities prevent suicide.
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Mbarara hub using AI to improve medical imaging and detection
This project uses AI and mobile medical imaging to help health workers in Uganda detect disease and trains local teams to use these tools.
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Mbarara data hub to improve medical imaging and cancer detection in Uganda
Using AI and mobile phone imaging to help health workers in Uganda spot cancers and eye problems earlier.
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Support-Moms: a mobile health tool to help pregnant women access care in Uganda
A smartphone-ready mHealth program sends scheduled messages and social support to pregnant women in rural Uganda to help them use maternity services.
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Factory-treated long-lasting wraps to prevent malaria in young children
A large study in Uganda will test whether factory-treated baby wraps that last up to a year can keep infants from getting malaria when used with bed nets.
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Mbarara data hub using AI and medical images for diagnosis
This project uses AI on clinic and phone images to help detect eye problems and cancers earlier for people in Uganda and the surrounding region.
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Support-Moms mobile support for prenatal care in Uganda
This project tests a phone-based app that sends SMS and recorded voice messages to help pregnant women in rural Uganda attend prenatal visits and give birth with skilled care.
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Training professionals in research ethics in Uganda
This study is all about helping professionals in Uganda learn more about research ethics through a Master's program and other courses, so they can better protect people involved in research.
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A mobile wallet intervention to improve tuberculosis care in rural Uganda
This study is testing a new mobile wallet program to help people in rural Uganda get better access to tuberculosis care and stick to their medication by using text reminders and money for transport, making it easier for them to stay healthy.
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Investigating health risks from environmental contaminants in Mbarara City, Uganda.
This study is looking at how pollution in River Rwizi, which provides drinking water for Mbarara City, affects people's health by checking for harmful substances like pesticides and heavy metals, so we can find ways to keep the community safe and healthy.
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Improving dementia care in rural Uganda using local health workers
This study is all about helping people with dementia in rural Uganda by training local health workers to use special tools and strategies that fit their community, so they can better support patients and their caregivers.
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Creating a training hub for research on non-communicable diseases in Uganda
This study is creating a training program at Mbarara University to help new teachers learn how to better manage non-communicable diseases and HIV, so they can support health professionals in rural Uganda with the skills they need to fight these serious health issues.
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Investigating fat tissue and inflammation related to heart disease in people with HIV in Uganda
This study is looking at how fat around the heart and inflammation might affect the risk of heart disease in people living with HIV in Uganda, and it hopes to find a new way to spot early signs of heart problems that regular tests might miss.
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Creating better ways to diagnose lung disease after tuberculosis in Uganda
This study is working on a new tool to help doctors in Uganda spot lung problems that can happen after someone has had tuberculosis, making sure they get the care they need to feel better.
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The impact of oral diseases on the quality of life in older adults with HIV in Uganda
This study is looking at how dental problems can impact the well-being of older adults living with HIV in Uganda, and it aims to find better ways to include dental care in their regular health check-ups.
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Using a mobile health app to improve maternal health care in Uganda
This study is testing a helpful app called Support-Moms that sends messages and reminders to pregnant women in Uganda to make sure they get the care they need during their pregnancies, with the goal of improving health for both moms and babies.
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Using social media to help young people with HIV stay in care in Uganda
This study is looking to help young people with HIV in Uganda stay on track with their care by using social media and mobile health tools to understand their specific challenges and create support that fits their needs.
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Using data science to improve medical imaging and care in sub-Saharan Africa
This study is all about using smart technology to help doctors in sub-Saharan Africa get better at analyzing medical images, so they can provide better care for patients, while also training healthcare workers in these new tools.
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Understanding and addressing multiple chronic diseases in Uganda
This study is looking at how having multiple chronic health issues, like diabetes and HIV, affects people's lives in places like Uganda, and it aims to find better ways to care for those who are dealing with these challenges.
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