Liberia Seeks Increased Funding to Combat Mpox Outbreak Amid Transparency Concerns
Liberia Seeks Urgent Funding to Combat Mpox Outbreak As the World Health Organization (WHO) declares the Mpox outbreak a public […]
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African Leaders Address Global Issues and Human Rights Concerns
African Leaders Take Center Stage in Global Diplomacy and Human Rights In a significant display of diplomatic efforts, African leaders
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Rwanda Expands Access to Advanced Medical Care with 10 Specialized Procedures Now Available Locally
Rwanda Revolutionizes Healthcare: 10 Life-Changing Medical Procedures Now Available Locally In a groundbreaking leap forward for Rwanda’s healthcare system, the
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World Health Assembly Seeks Global Solidarity to Address Pandemics, Climate Change, and Health Inequities
Global Health Leaders Unite to Tackle Pandemics and Climate Change In a powerful call to action, the 78th World Health
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Improving Rabies Vaccine Access Could Save Thousands of Lives Annually with Better Supply Chains and Delivery Methods
Breaking News: Simple yet Powerful Solution to Combat Rabies Unveiled Imagine a world where a deadly disease that claims thousands
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Rwanda to Introduce New Medical Tariffs in July Amid Rising Healthcare Costs
Rwanda Introduces New Medical Tariffs to Address Rising Healthcare Costs In a move aimed at alleviating the financial strain on
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Sudan Crisis Deepens as Thousands Flee Violence and Starvation in Darfur Region
Sudan Crisis Deepens: Thousands Flee Zamzam Camp as Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds Three weeks after the devastating attack on Zamzam camp
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Global Fund Achieves Milestone with First African-Made HIV Treatment Procurement
Historic Milestone: Africa Takes Leap in HIV Treatment with Locally Made Medicines In a groundbreaking achievement, the Global Fund to
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Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan Worsens Amid Cholera, Dengue Fever, and Looming Famine
The ongoing war in Sudan has ravaged cities, collapsed the healthcare system, and set off a crisis, with cholera and
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Rwanda’s Marburg Outbreak Eases, But Officials Warn Threat Persists
Rwanda’s Minister of State for Health, Dr. Yvan Butera, announced promising developments in the country’s fight against the Marburg virus