MULTIMORBIDITY

Our multimorbidity research looks at the epidemiology and experience of chronic diseases in Zimbabwe, with particular focus on the interface between HIV and other chronic diseases.

Com- BP

(Com- BP) : Community Blood Pressure Group (Com- BP) Study

CZI

CZI -Co-developing information resources towards informed biobanking and sample collection

ICAROZ

ICAROZ: Impact of Covid-19 in healthcare workers and health care systems in Zimbabwe

FRACTURES-E3

Fractures in Sub-Saharan Africa: epidemiology, economic impact and ethnography (Fractures-E3)

IMBA Hutano

IMBA Hutano : TB is a disease associated with social, biological, and economic vulnerability.

IMVASK

IMVASK: the Impact of Vertical HIV infection on child and Adolescent Skeletal development

INHALE

INHALE - INvestigation of Heart and Lung disEase among older children in Harare, Zimbabwe

KOSHESAI

KOSHESAI : Keeping Older people healthy: deSigning and evaluating effective HEalth Services to maintain functional AbIlity (KOSHESAI)

KnowM

OptiMuL Study design OptiMuL (Multimorbidity and Learning Health Systems: Optimising Data-to-Action), is a follow-on to the KnowM study that involves the co-development and implementation of a national multimorbidity learning hub to strengthen capacity for domestic learning around multimorbidity in Zimbabwe.

MENOPAUSE

MENOPAUSE : Understanding the impact of menopause on the health of African women, particularly those living with HIV (The MENOPAUSE Study)

VITALITY

VITALITY: The VITALITY (VITamin D for AdoLescents with HIV to reduce musculoskeletal morbidity and ImmunopaThologY) study aims to address the bone deficits and pubertal delay associated with long-standing HIV in adolescents.