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Musician Youssou Ndour Backs Senegal’s War On Malaria

Youssou Ndour, Senegal's most famous musician, is throwing his weight behind malaria eradication in his homeland to...

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Curbing Pollution Can Prevent 3 Mn Chinese Deaths A Year

China can avoid three million premature deaths each year if it slashes a type of fine particle air pollution to UN...

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Over 800 Health Workers Killed In Syrian ‘war Crimes’

More than 800 health workers have died in "acts of war crimes" in Syria since 2011, in hospital bombings, shootings,...

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Kenyan Doctors Sign Deal To End Crippling 100-Day Strike

Kenyan doctors signed a deal on Tuesday to end a strike over pay and working conditions that has crippled public...

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700 Dead As Malaria ‘epidemic’ Hits Burundi

About 700 people have died from malaria in Burundi so far this year, the health minister said, with the authorities...

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The Who To Play Vegas Residency As Final Tour Ends

Rock legends The Who on Monday announced a residency in Las Vegas, putting off retirement as they wind down what they...

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More Than 1,500 Children Dead In Two Years of Yemen War

The conflict in Yemen has killed nearly 7,700 people, including at least 1,564 children, since a Saudi-led coalition...

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10 Warning Signs of Depression You Shouldn’t Ignore

Depression, also known as clinical depression and major depressive disorder (MDD), is one of the least understood...

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Antibiotic-Free Meat Gets A Foothold In US

Facing pressure from environmentalists and shareholder activists, major US food companies and restaurant chains are...

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Ghana Not the 6th Fake Producer of Drugs

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has described as shocking the rating of Ghana as the 6th fake drug producer....

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Ghanaian Adulterers Want Homosexuals Dead [Article]

In my work as a lawyer, I have come across several heartbreaking stories of injustice: battered wives, abused children,...

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Smoking Paradise Japan Tries To Kick the Habit

Japan is moving to pass its strictest-ever smoking laws, but the country's powerful tobacco lobby wants to stub out...

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Calls To Include Mental Health Care In NHIS Intensified

Stakeholders in mental health care are worried about the continuous exemption of mental health care from the National...

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Is Yellow Fever the New Zika Virus?

Health experts fear a random outbreak of yellow fever in Brazil could affect millions if it isn't contained. The entire...

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Kenya To Hire Foreign Doctors As Strike Talks Fail Again

Kenyan authorities said Wednesday they would hire foreign doctors to get public hospitals running again after talks...

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Ghana Ranked 6th Fake Drug Producer

The fake drug market, worth over 400 billion euros, is more profitable than the sale of illicit drugs. The World Health...

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Somalia Reports 110 Deaths From Drought Over 48 Hours

Somalia's prime minister said Saturday that at least 110 people had died from drought and drought-related illnesses on...

International

Twelve Treated For Chemical Weapons Agents In Mosul Since March 1

Twelve people, including women and children, are being treated for possible exposure to chemical weapons agents in...

International

A Woman Survives Ebola But Not Pregnancy In Africa

Salome Karwah fought past civil war and a deadly virus. But in Liberia, becoming a mother is too often a killer. By the...