Health
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US Aid Suspension Poses Major Threat to Global AIDS Response: UN
The United Nations has warned that if the halted US aid for AIDS prevention is not replaced, the world could…
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Silent Tragedy: 16 Family Members Hospitalized Due to Tuberculosis
Officials at the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) hospital in Kandahar say that more than 2,700 positive cases of tuberculosis (TB)…
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WHO: Respiratory Diseases Up 54% in Afghanistan, 506 Deaths
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a 54.1% increase in acute respiratory diseases in Afghanistan in January of this…
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Blood Donations Save Lives of Thalassemia Patients in Nangarhar
Around 26,000 people have donated blood at Nangarhar Regional Hospital over the past year. Officials from the province’s Public Health…
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Nearly 200 AIDS Cases Reported in Afghanistan This Year
(Sunday, December 1) marks World AIDS Day. The Ministry of Public Health reported that approximately 200 positive cases of this…
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Hemophilia Patients in Afghanistan Demand Greater Access to Treatment
Several children with hemophilia have told that there is a pressing need for more accessible treatment options for this condition…
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Japan-Funded Health Center Opens in Zaranj, Nimroz
A health center, funded by Japan and implemented by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), has been inaugurated…
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Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins in 16 Provinces Through Mosques
The Ministry of Public Health announced the start of a three-day polio vaccination campaign today (Monday) across sixteen provinces in…
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Officials: We introduced more than 3,000 children with a hole in the heart for treatment
Officials of the Afghan Red Crescent Society have announced the registration of more than 3,000 children with a hole in…
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Representatives of the European Union and the World Health Organization support cancer patients in Afghanistan
Rafaela Iodis, the head of the European Union representative in X, wrote that she visited cancer patients in Kabul and…
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