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By Dr. Allan Pamba, Executive Vice-President, Diagnostics, Africa at Roche Diagnostics November is World Diabetes Awareness Month, and World Diabetes Day is marked on 14 November.… Read More »World Diabetes Awareness Month – A Call To Action For Africa
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By Chola Milambo, Ph.D., Permanent UN Representative (Zambia) A gathering of 198 leaders, representing the contracting parties of almost all the world’s nations, would be… Read More »Why Should We Care About COP29? One Reason Is Enough, But There Are 100 Trillion
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