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Clinical Research

A leading clinical research and healthcare institution advancing science, health services, and capacity building in Uganda.

Clinical research is the study of human health and diseases through trials and observations to develop, evaluate, and improve treatments, therapies, and medical practices for better patient care.

JCRC’s research seek to generate evidence for influencing health policies, enhancing medical practice, strengthening program implementation, and improving health services delivery for the achievement of positive health outcomes.

JCRC innovative and evidence-based clinical research address public health issues faced by individuals and communities in Uganda and beyond, with strong emphasis on infectious diseases.

Research Interest and Focus

We are dedicated to advancing research in infectious and non-communicable diseases (NCDs), with a focus on addressing critical health challenges through innovative treatment options and pharmaceutical developments.

With regard to infectious diseases, we conduct groundbreaking research on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and emerging infections, exploring new treatments, prevention strategies, and vaccine development.

Our research in non-communicable diseases target cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, sickle cell disease, hepatitis B and Yellow fever, etc with a desire to discover novel remedies and management strategies.

JCRC has contributed significantly to rolling-out new pharmaceutical products to include vaccines developed to improve health outcomes. Our research have been central in shaping national health policies and improving health systems very critical for resource-limited settings.

Research Impact
JCRC's research has had a significant impact both locally and internationally.
On-going Research
Various types to include, clinical trials, epidemiological studies, biomedical and implementation
Completed Research
With a strong foundation in HIV/AIDS research, JCRC continues to explore new treatment
Research Infrastructure
Robust research infrastructure to conduct high-quality, world-class clinical research
Research Types
Sufficient capacity to conduct various types of clinical research to meet the needs of our diverse research clients.
Research Clients and Collaborators
Stakeholders from the public and private sector industry who desire high quality research
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