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In sub-Saharan Africa, 60 million live with hepatitis B and 11 million live with hepatitis C now a major public health threat in Africa’.
NAIROBI. – The World Health Organisation (WHO) yesterday called on African governments and partners to roll out robust interventions aimed at reducing the burden of hepatitis disease in the continent. Olufunmilayo Lesi, communicable diseases specialist at WHO Regional Office for Africa, said hepatitis has emerged as a major public health threat in Africa.“The burden of viral hepatitis in Africa is huge, but we must harness the power of technology, knowledge and public awareness to accelerate…
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