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Initially, COVID-19 containment severely restricted transportation in Uganda, complicating the travel of many sick people or aggravating illness from those who were unable to go to the hospital. [...]

 Dear all,  As we write these words, COVID-19 related deaths are on the rise world-wide. Some are heartbroken to have lost loved ones, while others who haven’t experienced loss are moved to learn [...]

Dear all, Dr. Lucille Teasdale developed Lacor with the firm belief in the importance of collecting concise, clear, and reliable data. Today, due to its significant catchment area and daily [...]

Dear all, Professor Christopher Sarlo, a Canadian economist and senior fellow of the Fraser Institute, argues that the minimum level of an individual’s “basic needs” includes food, shelter, [...]

  No matter a person’s social status, ethnicity, or religious affiliation, everyone shares the capacity to love. A deep and rich emotion, love can be observed through a person’s actions [...]

  Dear Readers, In this issue, we deepen our focus on women at Lacor, asking questions about the challenges they faced to achieve their success—challenges that remain insurmountable to many [...]

 Each year, December begins with World AIDS Day on the 1st of the month. It provides an opportunity for people to unite in the worldwide fight against HIV, to show support for people living with [...]

Dear readers, As everyone’s activities resume after the summer, this edition of the Lacor Hospital Newsletter will focus on optimism and people whose experience of the Lacor Hospital resulted in [...]

Dear Readers, Spring is the season in which we most often celebrate the women in our lives. Whether on International Women’s Day in March or on Mother’s Day in May, we celebrate the remarkable [...]

Dear readers, We hope that 2016 has been a great year for all of you. Here at the Teasdale-Corti Foundation current projects are going well and new ones are in development. Our projects are [...]