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[Daily News] Tabora -- MORE than 36,000 residents in Sikonge and Uyui Districts are set to benefit from dispensaries, staff houses and mobile clinic services implemented by the Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete Foundation (JMKF), as former President Dr Jakaya Kikwete began a four-day visit to inspect the projects in Tabora Region.
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[Ghanaian Times] "Who knows what these children will become?" -- Dr Kow Entsua-Mensah reflects on lives saved, hope restored and a new era of cardiac care
Novo Nordisk says demand is rising across the Gulf but there is not enough evidence to prove the drugs are reducing obesity rates, while Eli Lilly says most people who could benefit still do not…
[Liberian Observer] Concerns over food safety have emerged in Ganta following the discovery of what appeared to be a quantity of spoiled parboiled rice during the offloading of a commercial…
The lethality of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is not just in its genome. Neither is it entirely explained by the country’s internal instability and defunded, broken…
[New Times] The possibility of making an artificial limb for someone she loved was something Prisca Nikuze never wanted to face.
In Pennsylvania, a 40-year-old woman has died from measles complications, becoming the third fatality this year amid the state's significant outbreak.
