Wow! This is truly exciting. Thanks Solomon and Dr Frank for this insightful interview. And a huge thanks to all the teams that worked hard in the background to see to it that transplant surgery is made possible in Uganda. Kudos to you all👏🥂
I think Solomon needs to bring more people like this to educate our country about such issues , we are tired of politicians all the time 🤦🏽♂️they are tiring 🚮and opportunistic
U must remember that once the politics are dead even these systems and laws well intended , they will be misused. Once politics are okay, the systems are okay. We surely love such submissions though. Good work solomon
Thank you so much for hosting the doctor to explain this subject to us. The discussion has been quite informative and interesting. Well done Dr. Asiimwe and Mr. Serwanjja
Candid and eye opening discussion by the senior surgeon. Thank you Solomon for hosting this topic. Majority of the population have been innocently fed with false information regarding this subject
Dr. Frank is so experienced, he has educated me seriously on the importance of surgery and why it's not easy for organ trafficking or backdoor making thing. I have really enjoyed this episode. Thank you AIIJ
Wow....Thanks Dr. Frank for clearing the air about the rumours here and there .....its been a nice and supercool educative discussion, thanks Mr Solomon for hosting him here 🙏🏾
Thanks for the interview . Dr FA is an excellent Counsellor as well. He counseled me one time while at IHK and had to rethink my decision.. Solomon this is the best series of hat questions so far.. GBU
I loved the way Prof Frank is honest and open-minded, his explanations were honest and thorough, I would wish that people in that region (Rwandans mostly) can watch this discussion, because there has been rumours and rumours about abductions of young men and women for illegal transplants. I am also glad that Uganda is advancing in this area of medicine, with Dr Frank at the helm, it gives hope and excitement ❤️, all the best guys
I'm Glad that Prof. Asiimwe Frank was my Surgery Teacher in Medical School; Thank you my Mentor and Thank Mr Solomon for hosting him! This episode helps to Clear the Air on the Many Myths that were being fed to the Population!
@@africaniij Are you planning on DNA testing and storing Donor information to be cross referenced to missing persons? I believe this step would help end illegal organ traffic worldwide. I cannot find any information for this anywhere (for countries with organ trafficking) and it's really scary, please help. #endtrafficking
I loved this... I like how Solomon gives his guests time to speak with infrequent interruptions while asking insightful questions... As a young doctor, I'm inspired by Prof. Frank!
Finally its coming to Uganda i have been praying for this movement of transplantation in our country, this show was so informative to many ugandans who were worried. Many lives will be saved if we take it on. Its one of my best operations i love to assist in donars are real heros who give lives to other people kudos doc Frank @solomon thanks for hosting him.
I am so humbled to have and understand your perfectly digested medical discussion. It means alot interms of information,humanity,transparency and professionalism BUT i wonder how much revenue generated from brain dead organ owners without their relatives benefits and on top of that they are charged huge sums to take their dead body!!!!!!! Many thanks to you Prof.Asiimwe and ofcourse Omukkugu Somolom Sserwanja❤🤝🤝🤝
Indeed Dr. Frank is a very good teacher, he left no Stone unturned abt this episode… No qtns fr u sir and yes we hv understood the teaching to even us who didnt do medicine😅May God make all ur wishes come True to our motherland . Lets save lives 💪🏻
Thank you for the Insightful information Prof. Asiimwe, you're a treasure for the country, i pray that maiden transllant comes. I also pray politics/corruption doesnt kill those dreams that will help many people.
this benefits DOCTORS and the WESTERN and EASTERN RACES, at the expense of the POOR HEALTHY people, who are told they have a surgical need so that they can be made AVAILABLE to this HARVESTING, with the excuse of removing something else, like a pancreas etc, but they end up loosing their kidney without their knowledge, many countries have reported these issues all the time! The LAWS EXIST but they are NEVER followed, the LAWS are to make people feel safe but theyare in fact NOT SAFE! especiallyif one is healthy the worst thing that can happen is to end up in a hospital!where these organ harvestors prey on every potential patient. MANY people going for minor surgeries end up being told anesthesia failed, theyare brain dead but this is done to make them available as soon as possible to this predatory "medicine"-the Surgeons look at the heftty amounts of money they get and forget the ethics easily...
Thank you Solomon for hosting Dr. Frank. This has been very informative. Hope that his hope and optimism indeed lead to good results. Hope that implementation of what is stated in the law actually happens.
it is good marketing for the organ transplant industry as it is very lucrative, so this is bad news for people who are walking around healthy and their MEDICAL RECORDS are with these people who match them to recipients, unbeknown to the unsuspecting "donor"...its a BIG BUSINESS thats why he is given a MEDIA PLATFORM...this is a wickedness UG will HARVEST in the future when this organ donation INDUSTRY becomes the PANDEMIC it is in the world.
What a brilliant & unique instiful conversation to the commmo Ugandans now here & there rumours of organ trafficking been enlightened thx Dr & big up mr Solomon
This is so important, my Question is? if the organs picked out of the body for postmortem are chopped as the Dr has said to check the cause of death, then i would expect no recipient can take a chopped, Brain, liver, heart, kidney etc. then why not put back and its burried all at once coz i believe if you chop something it can't be used any more.
I know well Dr Asiimwe, he worked on my brother at mulago and the operation was so successful, I credit him so so so much... Uganda holds such a unique caring man ... God bless him
Thanks Solomon for doing such an insightful program. Cuddles to professor Frank for simplifying the explanation for Ugandans to understand this. God bless you all
Absolutely informative and insightful. Kudos to you Solo, AIIJ and Prof. Frank. This is brilliance, and you know medics at his level have all the non- disclosure clauses hestance all the time leading to lack of information in the society. Hopefully, the law addresses the smelly gaps in organs business.
Thank you solomon if possible atleast have more interviews with him on different health aspects for better eye open to more Ugandans who are in political health system
All adults in England are now considered to have agreed to be an organ donor when they die unless they have recorded a decision not to donate or are in one of the excluded groups. Unless you 'opt out'. Thank you Dr Assimwe and Mr Sserwanja.
Thank you Solomon for inviting our Doctor. He is very eloquent in his emphasis on the terms and conditions of organ donation and transplant. However, my dilemma is that with our failed corrupt systems right from the political space to health, how sure are we that for this specific medical field uganda government can abide by the law?
Wow! This is truly exciting. Thanks Solomon and Dr Frank for this insightful interview. And a huge thanks to all the teams that worked hard in the background to see to it that transplant surgery is made possible in Uganda. Kudos to you all👏🥂
We are humbled. Thank you
They're killing our people and they have done it for a long time.
Wow Prof Asimwe, we are very, very proud of you. Wishing you all the best in your career.
This conversation has humbled Solomon! 😂
Prof. Asiimwe is such an eloquent and knowledgeable Doc! We need Part 2
😂 It has humbled me! Lol!! 😂 Part is coming soon... stay tuned, please. 😊
Indeed Solomon been humbled 😂😂😂😂😂
Two educated men..Solomon and Dr.Frank mwebale nyo..am glad ive found this channel.. continue updating us..😊
Solomon thanks for hosting Dr frank
I think Solomon needs to bring more people like this to educate our country about such issues , we are tired of politicians all the time 🤦🏽♂️they are tiring 🚮and opportunistic
You are right. This was very educative
U must remember that once the politics are dead even these systems and laws well intended , they will be misused. Once politics are okay, the systems are okay. We surely love such submissions though. Good work solomon
Thank you so much for hosting the doctor to explain this subject to us. The discussion has been quite informative and interesting. Well done Dr. Asiimwe and Mr. Serwanjja
Candid and eye opening discussion by the senior surgeon. Thank you Solomon for hosting this topic. Majority of the population have been innocently fed with false information regarding this subject
Dr. Frank is so experienced, he has educated me seriously on the importance of surgery and why it's not easy for organ trafficking or backdoor making thing. I have really enjoyed this episode. Thank you AIIJ
I left medicine and chose another career path not regretting. This has been informative. Felt like am in the theatre doing a sesson😅
Solomon Sserwanja thank you so much for clearing the air and, to the professor am humbled, I watch this episode everyday
We need more of the likes of Asiimwe. Very brilliant Young professor
Thank you Solomon and the entire AIIJ team for this enlightening episode. So many things to learn from Dr. Frank.
Wow....Thanks Dr. Frank for clearing the air about the rumours here and there .....its been a nice and supercool educative discussion, thanks Mr Solomon for hosting him here 🙏🏾
You're welcome.
This has been so informative; atleast I learnt about post mortem procedures!!!
Thank you Solomon for informing the country. Thank you prof Asiimwe for yr patriotism
You're welcome, Mwiza. I'm glad you enjoyed the show! 😊
Oh my God. Dr. Frank Asimwe is just brilliant human
He's married
Can't tired of listening to this lecture
Thank you!
Very interesting & informative! Thumbs up for Dr. FA. He’s a gem to Uganda. Long live! 🙏🏼
As we Ugandan we're proud of you Dr Asiimwe
And soo humbled abt my life ...oooh da post mortem didn't know wat really happens
Oh my God. Thanks sserwanja. THIS PROF IS SOOO KNOWLEDGEABLE. BUT ITS SURPRISING THAT U FIND AN MP EARNING MORE THAN SUCH AN ASSET TO THE COUNTRY.
You're welcome. 🙏🏾 I'm glad you like what I do.
Thanks for the interview . Dr FA is an excellent Counsellor as well. He counseled me one time while at IHK and had to rethink my decision.. Solomon this is the best series of hat questions so far.. GBU
Jesus!! Mulago has the best facilities for the kidney transplant
I loved the way Prof Frank is honest and open-minded, his explanations were honest and thorough, I would wish that people in that region (Rwandans mostly) can watch this discussion, because there has been rumours and rumours about abductions of young men and women for illegal transplants. I am also glad that Uganda is advancing in this area of medicine, with Dr Frank at the helm, it gives hope and excitement ❤️, all the best guys
I'm Glad that Prof. Asiimwe Frank was my Surgery Teacher in Medical School; Thank you my Mentor and Thank Mr Solomon for hosting him! This episode helps to Clear the Air on the Many Myths that were being fed to the Population!
That's right! Thank you for watching the show. I'm happy to hear that.
@@africaniij Are you planning on DNA testing and storing Donor information to be cross referenced to missing persons? I believe this step would help end illegal organ traffic worldwide. I cannot find any information for this anywhere (for countries with organ trafficking) and it's really scary, please help. #endtrafficking
Thanks DR Frank for this highlight, you've deeply explained the whole process to an ordinary people
Am so geatful to see Dr Asiimwe our dad
Thanks Solomon and Dr Frank for this information,this needs to be shared/spread for everybody to benefit.
I loved this... I like how Solomon gives his guests time to speak with infrequent interruptions while asking insightful questions... As a young doctor, I'm inspired by Prof. Frank!
Wow! That's great to hear. He's indeed an inspiration. 😊
Finally we get some great facility. The doc sounds extremely knowledgeable
Very professional Gentleman,thanks Prof Frank Assimwe for your selfless service to humanity.
This is the best one on one interview have watched
Now this is useful journalism. A point is totally dissected. Thanks Sserwanja
Perfectly explained
Thanks Dr Frank
Finally its coming to Uganda i have been praying for this movement of transplantation in our country, this show was so informative to many ugandans who were worried. Many lives will be saved if we take it on. Its one of my best operations i love to assist in donars are real heros who give lives to other people kudos doc Frank @solomon thanks for hosting him.
You're welcome, Apio. 🙏🏾 It was nice having him.
Thanks Solomon u deserve a medal for this great service ur doing
A Doctor so young and so knowledgeable. Great information
I am not a medical person but Prof. Asiimwe's class is very clear. Thank you
Solomon, this has been a very good, informative and one of the best shows. He is a very knowledgeable doctor. Thanks for this episode.
Micheal, I'm humbled. Thanks for enjoying the show!
I am so humbled to have and understand your perfectly digested medical discussion.
It means alot interms of information,humanity,transparency and professionalism BUT i wonder how much revenue generated from brain dead organ owners without their relatives benefits and on top of that they are charged huge sums to take their dead body!!!!!!!
Many thanks to you Prof.Asiimwe and ofcourse Omukkugu Somolom Sserwanja❤🤝🤝🤝
Webale nyo ssebo! 🙏🏾 😊
Indeed Dr. Frank is a very good teacher, he left no Stone unturned abt this episode… No qtns fr u sir and yes we hv understood the teaching to even us who didnt do medicine😅May God make all ur wishes come True to our motherland . Lets save lives 💪🏻
This conversation is humbling
His students must be loving him, the explanations are very clear
Proud of you professor Asiimwe.
Thank you for the Insightful information Prof. Asiimwe, you're a treasure for the country, i pray that maiden transllant comes. I also pray politics/corruption doesnt kill those dreams that will help many people.
Thanks to you Solomon for hosting Dr.Frank
I don't know how many times have watched this ,
We need more people like this hosted on tv so that they can inspire young people to be great not the likes of fulll figure taking all the airtime
Full Figure 🤣 Thanks for watching, Byte and Beyond! 🙏🏾
this benefits DOCTORS and the WESTERN and EASTERN RACES, at the expense of the POOR HEALTHY people, who are told they have a surgical need so that they can be made AVAILABLE to this HARVESTING, with the excuse of removing something else, like a pancreas etc, but they end up loosing their kidney without their knowledge, many countries have reported these issues all the time! The LAWS EXIST but they are NEVER followed, the LAWS are to make people feel safe but theyare in fact NOT SAFE! especiallyif one is healthy the worst thing that can happen is to end up in a hospital!where these organ harvestors prey on every potential patient. MANY people going for minor surgeries end up being told anesthesia failed, theyare brain dead but this is done to make them available as soon as possible to this predatory "medicine"-the Surgeons look at the heftty amounts of money they get and forget the ethics easily...
Very informative.
Thank you Solomon for hosting such a great talent.
Your doing a courageous great job.
Thank you Solomon for hosting Dr. Frank. This has been very informative. Hope that his hope and optimism indeed lead to good results. Hope that implementation of what is stated in the law actually happens.
it is good marketing for the organ transplant industry as it is very lucrative, so this is bad news for people who are walking around healthy and their MEDICAL RECORDS are with these people who match them to recipients, unbeknown to the unsuspecting "donor"...its a BIG BUSINESS thats why he is given a MEDIA PLATFORM...this is a wickedness UG will HARVEST in the future when this organ donation INDUSTRY becomes the PANDEMIC it is in the world.
These are not hard questions, these are hard answers. Thanks Sserwanja but you enjoyed this interview like no other....just as I did.
Yes, doctor Kawooya. I truly enjoyed it! 🤣 Hard Answers!! 🤣 Thanks for watching!
What a brilliant & unique instiful conversation to the commmo Ugandans now here & there rumours of organ trafficking been enlightened thx Dr & big up mr Solomon
Thanks for the 'Kitchen work' Dr. looking forward to your ground breaking maiden transfer.
This is so important, my Question is? if the organs picked out of the body for postmortem are chopped as the Dr has said to check the cause of death, then i would expect no recipient can take a chopped, Brain, liver, heart, kidney etc. then why not put back and its burried all at once coz i believe if you chop something it can't be used any more.
Can be used for study purposes
I know well Dr Asiimwe, he worked on my brother at mulago and the operation was so successful, I credit him so so so much... Uganda holds such a unique caring man ... God bless him
Amen! That's great! 🙏🏾
Thanks Solomon for doing such an insightful program.
Cuddles to professor Frank for simplifying the explanation for Ugandans to understand this.
God bless you all
Thank u very much ❤ our National Tr. LUMBUYE, & ASIMWE Bible & Politics. Sorry for ALL Victims 😰😰😰😰
Solomon, this is the best ever interview. Very informative.
Wow! Thank Prof. for this deep information. Thank you Solomon for initiating this conversation.
Much love to the two of you. Am blessed to live in this time.
Very eye opening information on the organ donation and transplantation. Thank you @AIIJChannel.
Brilliant #Dr Frank.Ellaborative
I will never see those tvs which hv wider audience bring such pple 2 educate de population
Ohhhh, I'm super impressed with the discussion. Big ups to Dr. Asiimwe & Solomon. Its worth it🙏
Thank you, Asaph. 🙏🏾 Much love! ❤️
Solomon, thank you for this very educative and informative interview. We have taken aback by all sorts of stories about "illegal" organ harvesting
Absolutely informative and insightful. Kudos to you Solo, AIIJ and Prof. Frank. This is brilliance, and you know medics at his level have all the non- disclosure clauses hestance all the time leading to lack of information in the society. Hopefully, the law addresses the smelly gaps in organs business.
Thank you solomon if possible atleast have more interviews with him on different health aspects for better eye open to more Ugandans who are in political health system
The most inciteful interview I have watched this year!!!
Great submission and well articulated. Thanks Proff Asimwe. No more myths and misconception in that regard.
This has been an infomative discussion. The public has been lacking such information
Thank you Mr. Solomon sserwajja for this wonderful program. I have indeed learnt alot and please go on with such programs
You're welcome. Yes, I'm still continuing to work with the team to produce more educative programs. Thanks for enjoying the show! ❤
This was so informative. Thank you Solomon for hosting DR. Asiimwe. We are sad about the retiring part.
This man speaks perfect English
Thank you Dr. Asiimwe, proudly Associated
That's why I like scientific approach to questions the questionere is surprised like me.
Lol! I was surprised... 😳😳🤣🤣🤣
I like professor..... exciting me to upgrade into my profession
I really needed to learn more about this. Thanks solomon hosting Prof Dr Asiimwe
You're welcome, Shamim.
What an informative and illuminating conversation.. brilliant please bring more such learned professionals... Thanks Solomon
You're welcome, Kay Kyle. I'm glad you found it informative. 🙏🏾 😊
Am yearning for more explanation from Frank I love this love this eeh. Thanks Solomon
Thank you Dr. Frank otuwonyeza emboozi zamalwa for sure. Naye ba pipo musomese abaana, obuyivu n'okusoma binyuma.
Webale kusiima. 🙏🏾
All adults in England are now considered to have agreed to be an organ donor when they die unless they have recorded a decision not to donate or are in one of the excluded groups. Unless you 'opt out'.
Thank you Dr Assimwe and Mr Sserwanja.
The show was really educative,we need brains like Doctor Assimwe
Educative indeed. Thanks for watching!
Very well articulated! Thank you Prof Dr Asiimwe 👏👏
Thank you Solomon for inviting our Doctor.
He is very eloquent in his emphasis on the terms and conditions of organ donation and transplant. However, my dilemma is that with our failed corrupt systems right from the political space to health, how sure are we that for this specific medical field uganda government can abide by the law?
Prof.Assimwe is talking about early retirement 😢but nevertheless the whole discussion was amazing,I loved doctor’s dadada….😊
😅 I'm glad you found it amazing! Thanks for watching... 🙏🏾
This leaves alot of questions to be answered
Prof please don't die soon,u are a complete machine Uganda needs u may God bless u sir.
And to my brother Sserwanja ur the best.
Oh, thank you!
This has really been an insightful discussion Solomon💯
May God protect you for Uganda dear Doctor.
After reading through the comments, i took time to listen to this content naye banangeeeeeee 😮.....
Thank you for watching... 🙏🏾
Thanks Dr. Frank and you Solomon, Now my question is, After doing postmortem where do they put the useless organs???
Thank you very much
This man has some good knowledge about this,thanks Solomon
Always, Ibrah. Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾
Thank you Doctor Frank for this knowledge
One of the best interviews I have ever watched
Wow! 😊 I'm happy to be part of this team. Thanks for the comment, brother. 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for this information Dr Frank and Solomon , wish we can have some more of such doctors
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. Sure! More doctors are coming...
This was a lecture to be honest: Solomon's look says it all. Asante Sana for this interview.
👍🏽 Yeah, I learnt a lot. 🙏🏾 Thanks for watching...
Wow thanks for sharing prof Asiimwe
It always sounds good on lips and paper until the mafia and corruption set in to redefine it. All in all, it was quite eye opening. Thanks Solomon.
Always! Emmanuel, thanks for watching. 🙏🏾
God bless you Prof. Long life to you inJesus Name
Wow! This was an amazing episode thanks Doctor and AIIJ team
Phenomenal! Very insightful edition... Thank you for sharing Prof.
Wow! This is the best episode so far. Very insightful.
🙏🏾 Thank you... I learnt a lot in this episode. ❤️