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Kenya’s growing non-communicable disease burden is putting pressure on public healthcare, while limited awareness and access to treatment leave many patients at risk.
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The state remains under a disaster emergency amid an ongoing measles outbreak.
The NCDC DG, Dr Jide Idris, says the N10bn intervention fund approved by President Tinubu is not for Ebola alone but for multiple epidemic-prone diseases.
Ajay Devgn's petition in the Bombay high court also termed the action wholly arbitrary and mala fide, in abject violation of the principles of natural justice.
Supply constraints are affecting chronic medicines at public facilities, with the Western Cape reporting that limited stock is being rationed between patients and facilities.
Here is a roundup of autism-related news and research spotted around the web for the week of 2 November.
In 1865, a doctor brought common mynas to Hawaii to eat armyworms. The birds spread across Honolulu and can compete with native birds for nesting space.
