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| Some aspects of adrenal function among Ugandans | Makumbi, J. G. S. |
| Oct-1946 | Colonial policy | Jones, A. Creech; Richards, Audrey I. |
| 1953 | Land tenure in Uganda: present day tendencies | Mukwaya, A. B. |
| 1969 | The role of self medication in rural areas | Bowry, D. R. |
| 1969 | Some observations on birth weights and nutritional changes during pregnancy | Watts, Theresa E.E. |
| 1970 | Immunity to malaria | Mody, N. J. |
| 1970 | The pathology of chronic pancreatic disease in Uganda | Owor, Raphael |
| Mar-1970 | Mombasa bar-girls: a study of prostitution and venereal disease in a Kenya seaport | Rutasitara, W.K. |
| Jan-1971 | Syphilis in Uganda: (the history, clinical features and cellular immunity | Masawe, Aaron E. John |
| 1973 | Causation and prevention of stillbirths and postnatal deaths: Mulago Hospital, 1970-1971 | Marasha, B. J. |
| 1973 | Malnutrition and intestinal worm infestation in rural Kigezi | Kakitahi, J. T. |
| 1973 | Incidence of Australia antigen in Ugandan subjects with sickle cell disease | Kigonya, E |
| 1973 | Primary schools' survey: (Kyadondo County, West Buganda, Uganda) | Ogoye, Omondi Ojure |
| 1973 | D-xylose absorption in Ugandan patients with fever | Wankya, B. M. |
| 1974 | Some aspects of malaria in Mulago Hospital | Masembe, Rachel N. |
| 1974 | Plasma rennin activity in the African hypertensives | Muguma, John |
| 1974 | Cardiovascular findings in patients with sickle cell disease | Mugerwa, R. D. |
| Jan-1975 | The relationship between the haemolytic crises in sickle cell anaemia, and the deficiency of the red cell enzyme glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase | Kibukamusoke, Moses E. Mukkaanya |
| Feb-1975 | The epidemiology of tetanus in Busoga | Musoke, G. M. |
| Mar-1975 | Risks to tuberculosis among freshers in Makerere University Kampala 1970-1974 | Ajayi-Obe, O. |
| Feb-1976 | Pulmonary hypertension in endomyocardial fibrosis with emphasis of its severity | Zirembuzi, G. W. |
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