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Sex workers and other Nigerians face a shortage of the injectable anti-HIV drug, Lenacapavir, as high demand depletes supplies in pilot states. Read More: https://punchng.com/sex-workers-scramble-as-anti-hiv-jab-runs-out/
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Twin doctors Travan and Travis Jasper co-lead the emergency department at Chippenham Hospital in Richmond, Virginia. Steve Hartman shares their story.
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[New Era] At least now, the idea of depression and anxiety being single-handedly a result of a chemical imbalance in the brain has been addressed.
[Nile Post] China-Uganda Friendship Hospital Naguru receives between five and 10 boda boda-related emergency cases every day, with riders, passengers and pedestrians among those injured in crashes.
[Nile Post] For many people diagnosed with cancer, the battle does not end with a diagnosis or even with treatment.
After spending decades running pubs and F&B businesses, Michael Chuah’s lung cancer diagnosis made him rethink his priorities.
