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Coronavirus lessons from when the 1937 polio epidemic delayed school reopenings

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TB, HIV and Covid-19: Urgent questions as three epidemics collide

Tuberculosis (TB) and HIV pose a significant burden on South Africa’s health system. There’s a close relationship between the two.…

Hydroxychloroquine good for malaria, why not for COVID-19? Nigerian senator asks WHO

This debate over hydroxychloroquine, Zithromax and zinc as a cure for COVID-19 is really getting me confused. I am just…

COVID-19, stigma and the scandalous neglect of people living with dementia

Cultural narratives, ableism and ageism dehumanize people with dementia, and present their lives as disposable. (Pixabay) Alisa Grigorovich, University of…

This Lady Thought She Was Pregnant For 13 Years only to find out that it is fibroid

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