Alpha Doctors

4️⃣ steps to stay fit to beat COVID-19:
🍊 eat a healthy diet
🚭 no to***co
🏃‍♀️ be physically active
🍻 stop harmful use of alcohol

Cervical cancer is preventable

This Cervical Cancer awareness month,

☑ Get informed
☑ Get screened
☑ Get vaccinated

Cervical cancer can be prevented and treated, if caught early.

Could you be having depression?

According to the World Health Organization, over 264 million people suffer from depression and it's the main contributor to the overall global burden of disease.

Depression can lead to su***de and close to 800,000 people die due to su***de every year.

As such, we want you to do self assessment and find out if you are depressed. Kindly fill in the form and one of our team members will contact you to discuss your results.

We recommend that you visit a counselor or nearby health facility if you have symptoms. DO NOT COMMIT SU***DE!

ASSESSMENT FOR DEPRESSION Thank you for finding the time to take part in this self-assessment for depression. People with depression experience a range of symptoms including persistent depressed mood or loss of interest and pleasure for at least 2 weeks. This assessment relies on your self-report but all responses shall be v...

As we celebrate the holidays, remember to stay safe. Number of COVID-19 cases still on the increase.

Put on your face mask, wash your hands frequently and avoid crowded places.

Results of COVID-19 tests done on 23 December 2020 confirm 515 new cases. The cumulative confirmed cases are 32,914.
The breakdown of the new cases are:

514 contacts and alerts: Kampala (314), Wakiso (48), Iganga (33), Luwero (29), Tororo (15), Masaka (9), Rubirizi (8), Jinja (8), Ntungamo (5), Bugiri (4), Ssembabule (4), Budaka (4), Bushenyi(3), Kiryandongo(3), Kisoro(3), Zombo(3), Mitooma (2), Dokolo (2), Sheema (2), Kalungu (2), Moyo (2), Kaliro (2), Butambala (2), Mbarara (1) Adjumani (1) Kiruhura (1) Nebbi (1) Terego (1) Mbale (2)

1 Truck Driver: Malaba PoE

Adults aged 60 years and above are at a higher risk of dying from COVID-19.
Protect the elderly this Christmas and give them a gift of life.