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Deutsche Welle - Health
Turkey starts health push with public weigh-ins
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German nursing homes have long suffered from staff shortages. Many care workers are recruited in the Philippines.3 days ago
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Highly potent synthetic drugs like cathinones are now made in Europe to keep up with demand. Health risks unknown.8 days ago
We turn to East, West, and Southern Africa, where our correspondents report on the impact of USAID cuts.12 days ago
Makoko, in Nigeria, is struggling with worsening sanitation and limited access to clean water, driven by corruption.11 days ago
Studies show a mixed picture on the link between social media and depression.15 days ago
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The number of patients needing dialysis and transplants is unusually high, and the cause remains unknown.10 days ago
FGM affects about half of Indonesian females despite a government ban. Now activists are using education to fight back.24 days ago