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45 children die of malnutrition-related conditions
Health Ministry, UNAM & Katutura Constituency Office raise awareness on mental health
Cancer remains leading cause of death worldwide
Health Ministry commissions RIS and PACS
Construction of |Khomas District Hospital in pipeline
Namibia, Angola strengthen cooperation in disease prevention
Professor Matengu says palliative care is important and valuable
HIV prevalence among pregnant women declines
Three people die of COVID-19
US PEPFAR commits N$1.6 billion to Namibia in 2023
Health Ministry launches 3rd National Technical Guidelines for Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response
Namibia says goodbye to the Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever
Patients unable to afford oxygen concentrators stuck in hospital despite being discharged
MoHSS acquires four trucks to enhance the transportation of clinical supplies
MoHSS to directly procure pharmaceutical, clinical items from suppliers
Namibia will continue monitoring COVID-19 - Dr. Shangula
Namibia is committed to achieving universal health coverage by 2030 - Dr. Shangula
Disaster Risk Management Committee suspends sale of homebrew at Kayova Village

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