Health
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Two-Day Workshop Held to Improve Quality of Addiction Treatment in Afghanistan
UNODC and JICA hosted a two-day workshop in Afghanistan to improve quality standards and services for addiction treatment nationwide.
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Afghanistan’s Arghandab Health Center Now Operates 24/7 on Solar Power
UNDP powers Kishi Health Center in Arghandab with 30kW solar energy, enabling 24/7 healthcare services in a remote Afghan district.
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Anti-Drug Awareness Campaigns Launched in Four Afghan Provinces
Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Health launches anti-drug awareness programs in Kabul, Khost, Paktika, and Bamyan to curb drug addiction among…
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One-Day Workshop on Effective Medical Waste Management Held in Kabul
Kabul hosts a one-day workshop on effective medical waste management to raise awareness and improve environmental protection among health workers.
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Over 12,000 Thalassemia Patients Registered Across the Country, Call for Increased Support
Over 12,000 thalassemia patients registered in the country require regular blood transfusions; health officials urge increased support and awareness.
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Dozens of Leprosy Patients Discharged After Treatment in Ghor Province
Dozens of leprosy patients in Ghor province have been successfully treated and discharged, with ongoing health follow-ups to prevent disease…
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Dozens of Leprosy Patients Discharged After Treatment in Ghor Province
Dozens of leprosy patients in Ghor province have been discharged after completing treatment at a 300-bed specialized center, with ongoing…
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Dozens of Leprosy Patients Discharged in Ghor After Successful Treatment
Dozens of leprosy patients in Ghor have been discharged from a specialized center after completing treatment and are under continued…
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Herat Laboratory Equipped with $5 Million in Advanced Equipment to Boost Drug and Food Quality Control
Herat's laboratory receives $5 million in advanced equipment to improve drug and food quality testing, enhancing safety at key border…
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Taliban and UNICEF Stress Expansion of Health Services in Remote Areas
The Taliban and UNICEF emphasize expanding healthcare services, focusing on vaccination, maternal health, and emergency care in Afghanistan's remote regions.