Servicing Hours

Dr.E.N.S Nyazika ,MBchB- Hons .MPH(UZ) public and family health practitioner

  • Monday-Friday 08.00 am - 17.00 pm
  • Saturday -Sunday 08.00 am - 13.00 pm
  • Public Holidays 08.00 am - 13.00 pm

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Public Health Services

Taruku Health Center serves as your singular resource to ensure that work force is healthy and productive

Family Health Services

Taruku Health Center is committed to your families health and welfare

Workers Compensation & Other Services

We are committed to the health of your injured employees to enable their return to work as quickly as possible. Our Other services include vaccinations,

Family Planning

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Who We Are

Founded in 2012 by Dr. Eric Nyazika, Taruku Health Center has grown from a small clinic to Bindura’s leading private provider of Public and family health services

Our Vision

Our vision is to continue to innovate to provide the latest technologies, approaches and services that will help you to improve your health and prevent health issues before they become medical problems.

Our Mission

Our mission is to simplify your experience by offering services tailored to your needs without all of the unnecessary tests and examinations. You get easy-to-understand reports, recommendations and information without all the confusing medical jargon

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Our Recent Publications

The strategic use of antiretrovirals to prevent HIV infection

There is a clear convergence toward an overarching strategic use of antiretroviral drugs to prevent human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. Four interventions—immediate antiretroviral therapy (ART) for the infected partner in a serodiscordant couple, preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP), prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), and postexposure prophylaxis (PEP)—are all strongly recommended by the World Health Organization as effective ways to prevent HIV infection. For HIV-infected individuals, ART to protect an HIV-uninfected partner and PMTCT are both part of an expanding list of recommendations for starting ART immediately to both treat and prevent HIV infection. For HIV-uninfected individuals, PrEP and PEP are increasingly being seen as related interventions, and there are compelling reasons to consider the provision of PEP as a potential gateway to PrEP.

09th OCT 9 09

Mother-to-child transmission of HIV

The transmission of HIV from an HIV-positive mother to her child during pregnancy, labour, delivery or breastfeeding is called mother-to-child transmission. In the absence of any interventions transmission rates range from 15-45%. This rate can be reduced to levels below 5% with effective interventions. The global community has committed itself to accelerate progress for the prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) through an initiative with the goal to eliminate new paediatric HIV infections by 2015 and improve maternal, newborn and child survival and health in the context of HIV.

5th OCT 5 09

Sleeping on the job ? Managing fatigue in the workplace

We all know that tiredness can make us grouchy and slow to react… but did you know it could also put your life at risk? Back in 2012, a well-reported French survey found that sleepiness behind the wheel is almost as bad as drinking and driving, and that drivers who were either drunk or sleepy were at least twice as likely to be responsible for a vehicle accident compared to their well-rested or sober counterparts. What is less well publicised, however, is the role fatigue can play on other types of accidents – particularly in the workplace. In this short post we look at the risks posed by sleepy workers, as well as considering the steps we can take to ensure they don’t come to, or cause any, harm.

02th Oct 02 09