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[New Times] Kenya's confirmation of its first Ebola case demands vigilance across East Africa. Authorities have begun tracing contacts and monitoring those potentially exposed following the patient's death. The region must take this warning seriously and strengthen its preparedness.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its first guideline on managing obesity among children and adolescents, ruling out weight-loss medicines, bariatric surgery and weight-loss devices for children under the age of 10.
Patients at Gauteng hospitals and clinics reported shortages of epilepsy, blood-clot and mental health medicine.
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The 10 contacts have been admitted to the National Police Service Hospital, where they are being monitored as health authorities continue efforts to trace the remaining 47.
[Vanguard] The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, (NCDC) yesterday heightened vigilance across the country following confirmation of an imported case of Ebola disease caused by the…
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