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Botswana: NHI Requires Legislative and Governance Reforms
[Botswana Daily News] Gaborone -- Minister of Health Dr Stephen Modise has called on Members of Parliament to scrutinise the proposed National Health Insurance (NHI) Reform, describing it as one of…
- NHI aims to achieve equitable healthcare access, not just an insurance scheme
- Weak cost controls and fraud account for 20-30% of health spending, warns consultant Lydia Andries
Ghana: Nhia Releases Gh¢35.1 Million for Free Primary Healthcare Services
[Ghanaian Times] The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has released GH¢35,099,215.84 as first-quarter payment to the 107 districts currently implementing the Free Primary Healthcare (FPHC)…
- NHIA allocates Gh¢35.1M for Free Primary Healthcare program
- Programme launched April 15, covers preventive and maternal services
- Dr. Asare stresses early detection and regular health checks
Map Shows 17 States Hit by Largest Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Lettuce
The FDA said Maine and Massachusetts have been added to the list of states tied to the outbreak.
- 17 states now affected by largest cyclospora outbreak in U.S.
- FDA expands list to include Maine and Massachusetts, raising total to 17
- Michigan reports first two deaths from outbreak, 9,481 confirmed cases
Gene-editing therapies not yet ready for human trials, Stanford expert says
Gene-editing therapies for the nervous system may need at least another round of studies before they are safe enough to enter human trials, according to one of the world’s most influential figures in…
Gene-editing therapies not yet ready for human trials, Stanford expert says
Gene-editing therapies for the nervous system may need at least another round of studies before they are safe enough to enter human trials, according to one of the world’s most influential figures in…
Higher body fat in pregnancy may influence child ADHD risk through inflammation
A new study finds that higher maternal body fat during pregnancy increases systemic inflammation, which in turn predicts greater ADHD symptoms in toddlers.