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Nurse Sai Conteh attending a training on how to better protect herself from becoming infected with Ebola, Sierra Leone WHO/P. Desloovere

Returning to normal: The road to early recovery starts with the health system

As part of early recovery efforts, WHO continues to work closely with…
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Launching of the 10-year FCTC publication in Nairobi

Tobacco control must accelerate to protect innocent children, women and men in Africa

Nairobi, February 27 2015 -- Delegates attending the WHO…
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Uganda commemorates World Health Day 2015

Agago, 18 April 2015:- Uganda Commemorated World Health day at…
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Photo story: Sierra Leone students back to healthier schools with WHO support

Tuesday was a happy day in SierraLeone as children returned to school…
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Cervical cancer common amongst African women

Cervical cancer is caused by the sexually transmitted human…
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First Lady launches the HPV vaccine project for the prevention of cervical cancer

Her Excellency, the first Lady Madame Zeineb Yahya Jammeh last Friday…
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Trained peer-educators geared up and ready for some harm reduction outreach activities targeting drug users

UNESCO’s ‘Young People Today: Time to Act Now’ Initiative supports HIV/AIDS interventions in Seychelles

Victoria, Seychelles, 15th April 2015 - Seychelles has a concentrated…
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WHO Consultant, Dr Chindedza trains EPI nurses on the use of the Fridge Tag for vaccine temperature monitorin

WHO supports Seychelles third national Effective Vaccine Management Assessment

Victoria, Seychelles, 15th April 2015 - “The outcome of the effective…
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