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Over 100,000 people contracted Hepatitis in Afghanistan in past decade: WHO

Salvador highlighted the global impact of hepatitis, noting that 304 million people worldwide are affected by chronic hepatitis B and.

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WHO reports 170 measles-related deaths in Afghanistan this year

The WHO noted that 80.1% of suspected cases involved children under the age of five, and 45.3% of the cases.

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Measles outbreak claims 21 lives in Afghanistan in June: WHO

Since the beginning of 2024, Afghanistan has reported 35,021 suspected measles cases with 147 associated deaths.

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WHO chief’s meeting with Taliban minister criticized as ‘slap on the face of women’

Critics argue that the meeting undermines the sacrifices of polio vaccinators reportedly killed in Taliban attacks.

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Taliban health minister meets WHO chief in visit to Switzerland

The ministry stated that the visit aims to enhance coordination between international health organizations and the Taliban-run health ministry.

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Heatwave in Balkh: Six children die from diarrhea

Balkh is currently experiencing scorching, sunny weather, with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius

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UNICEF: One-third of Afghan women give birth outside health facilities

UNICEF, in partnership with the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, has supported over 27,000 health workers in Afghanistan.

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In western Afghanistan, a father’s regret fuels polio vaccination campaign

Ghulam Rasool, Sayed's father, regrets his decision to prevent polio vaccination teams from entering their village five years ago.

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WHO reports 160 measles deaths in Afghanistan for 2024

Khost province reported the highest cumulative incidence of suspected measles cases.

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UNICEF reports over 24% of children in Afghanistan experience anxiety

UNICEF noted that this rate is ten times higher than the global average. Additionally, nearly 15 percent of Afghan children.

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