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Zimbabwe leads in youth suicide ideation, WHO reports
Zimbabwe has the highest prevalence of suicide ideation and self-harm among young people, as they often perceive death as a preferable option, World Health Organisation (WHO) Zimbabwe has said. This…
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Byo records alarming suicide rate, majority committed by men
Bulawayo records about four suicide cases monthly mostly committed by males, police statistics show. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates…
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Deka River: Matabeleland North’s river of pain
Deka River, a tributary of the Zambezi River, has been heavily polluted with metals, industrial pollutants released by local and…
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Covid-19 caused a 25% spike in depression and anxiety: WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged employers to support their employees’ mental health, which was seriously compromised by the…
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Covid-19 has entered a “new, dangerous phase”: Lancet
The Covid-19 pandemic is still far from over, and everyone must remain vigilant, and advocate the highest level of transparency…
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WHO scales up TB preventive therapy
THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has scaled up its support for Tuberculosis (TB) preventive therapy in Zimbabwe through the introduction of…
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COVID-19: WHO still pushes for full vaccination
At a time when many countries across the globe have relaxed their COVID-19 control measures, the World Health Organisation (WHO)…
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Worry as global Cholera cases rise
Global Cholera cases are now on an increase, after years of falling, a development described by the World Health Organisation…
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‘Drop in global COVID-19 cases, not a guarantee the trends will persist’
The decline in global COVID-19 cases is not a guarantee the trends will continue, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has…
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Tragic milestone: 2022 COVID-19 deaths hit a million
In a development that could be pointing to the fact that the world is yet to learn to live with…
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