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Tag: WHO
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Non-sugar sweeteners are bad for young and old – WHO
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Pandemic expert Abdool Karim to receive honorary doctorate
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Global health body hands well-deserved accolade to SAHPRA
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Talking about suicide helps prevent someone from ending their life
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Local vaccine manufacturing will address burden of diseases – Pfizer
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Another case of monkeypox detected in Gauteng
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ACDP case to halt Covid-19 vaccine rollout to children postponed
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Vaginal ring for HIV prevention in women
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Obesity ticking time bomb for Africa’s children, teens
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Africa’s new Covid-19 cases show steady decline but vaccinations lag behind
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