Molecular Laboratories Limited (MML) and its subsidiary, Buladde Medical Research Institute (BMRI), joined hands with the Uganda Health Heart Foundation to mark Health Heart Day in Kyadondo, Buganda. As part of their commitment to community well-being, they provided free vital tests to local residents, promoting heart health and overall wellness. During this collaborative effort, individuals
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Molecular Laboratories Limited (MML) has extended a helping hand to the Mpigi community in the ongoing battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization donated a significant number of high-quality masks to enhance the safety of local residents, especially vulnerable groups. In a show of solidarity, MML representatives formally presented the masks to community leaders at
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The Africa Pathogen Genomics Initiative (Africa PGI) has contracted Medical and Molecular Laboratories Limited (MML) and Landsat ICT Solutions Limited (LICTS) to develop the Network Information Management System (NIMS). The NIMS system will collect, store, manage, and archive data regarding sample referral transactions, sequencing results delivery, equipment, training, and documents management for the operations done
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The prime minister of Buganda(Katiikiro) masks
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MML donated Medical masks to Kilembe Mines Hospital
Read moreDr Kizza Ruth Bohlis from Medical support Sweden and a member of MML team donating Medical masks and other personal protective equipment to the ministry of health. The donation was received by the Permanent secretary Ministry of Health Uganda Dr Diana Atwine
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Medical and Molecular Laboratories Limited (MML) is a Not-for-Profit Nongovernmental Organization (NGO) that was established at Makerere University College of Health Sciences in response to enormous gaps in health research, training and service delivery at Makerere University and partner institutions in Uganda.
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MML significantly contributed to the establishment of a state-of-the-art H3Africa Biorepository at Makerere University. There are only three such facilities on the African continent. To support the biorepository, MML acquired funds from PANACEA, an EDCTP funded project, and constructed a shell structure which was a requirement for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) of the
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MML through its collaboration with international partners has acquired equipment for the Immunology, Molecular Biology, and Mycobacteriology Laboratories. Additionally, MML maintains all the equipment in these laboratories. It holds equipment service contracts with various companies and it pays for all the repairs, spares parts and shipping costs for the equipment that break down.
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