26 Aug 2026Open access
A spatio-temporal modelling of climate variability on respiratory disease morbidity in Kampala city, UgandaPublisher siteBMC Public Health, Air Quality and Health Impacts
UniversitiesEdward Ikoona
Active, last published 2026
In malaria research and control
Edward
Ikoona
Scholar“Research focused on Malaria Research and Control and adjacent fields.”
Makerere University
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3 works14 Apr 2026Open access
Recurrence rate of malaria and associated factors in infants born to mothers who received either IPTp-SP or IPTp-DP in Busia, Uganda; a Secondary Conditional Frailty Model analysis.Publisher siteResearch Square, Malaria Research and Control
13 Mar 2026Open access
Prediction of TB treatment outcomes among HIV/TB coinfected patients in Uganda using routinely collected clinical data: a machine-learning approachPublisher siteResearch Square, Tuberculosis Research and Epidemiology
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