[4] Besides his administrative work at the university, he has been involved in several research studies which have been published in peer reviewed journals.
Some of these publications include; Prevalence, knowledge and practices of shisha smoking among youth in Kampala City, Uganda.
The study established that through the OHI, students gained One Health competencies including communication, teamwork, and collaboration.
This article discovered that most of the patients with COVID-19 presented with mild disease and exhibited a clinical trajectory not similar to other countries.
[13] Lowland grazing and Marburg virus disease (MVD) outbreak in Kween district, Eastern Uganda.
The study concluded that there is need to integrate One Health concepts within agricultural extension service provision in Uganda so as to enhance the management of such infectious diseases.
[20] In April 2021, Professor Bazeyo was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by Tufts University, in recognition of his body of work, specifically his efforts to promote cessation of smoking among humans.