US-funded hepatitis B vaccine study in Guinea Bissau faces renewed ethical scrutiny
AUS-funded study examining the effects of hepatitis B vaccines on newborns in Guinea Bissau has been ...
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WHO Urges Higher Taxes as Sugary Drinks and Alcohol Remain Too Affordable
The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised fresh concerns that insufficient taxation on sugary drinks and ...
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WHO Calls on African Nations to Embed Palliative Care into Universal Health Systems
The World Health Organization (WHO) has called upon African governments to accelerate the integration of palliative ...
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UN Pledges Support to Address Botswana’s Medicine Shortage
The United Nations has pledged comprehensive support to Botswana as the country confronts a nationwide shortage ...
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Sudan’s Health System in Ruins Two Years into Civil Conflict
Two years into a devastating civil conflict, Sudan’s healthcare system is approaching collapse, with international health ...
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Aspen Pharmacare in Talks to Manufacture Mpox Vaccines Amid Rising African Outbreak
Aspen Pharmacare, Africa's preeminent drug manufacturer, is actively engaged in discussions with prospective partners to produce ...
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Mpox Outbreak in Republic of the Congo: Nineteen Cases Confirmed
The Republic of the Congo has reported 19 confirmed cases of mpox, as per the latest ...
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