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'We Going Through Epidemiological Transition in World, But It's More Intense in Africa': Minister
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'We Are Going Through Epidemiological Transition in Whole World, But It's More Intense in Africa': SA Health MinisterHe warned that diseases such as stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer are increasingly affecting younger generations, once again stressing the importance of prevention, including reducing excessive salt and sugar intake and avoiding tobacco use.
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'We Going Through Epidemiological Transition in World, But It's More Intense in Africa': Minister
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'We Are Going Through Epidemiological Transition in Whole World, But It's More Intense in Africa': SA Health Minister
"[...] We were told when we were still growing up that prevention is better than cure," Aaron Motsoaledi told Sputnik Africa on the sidelines of the World Stroke Summit in Johannesburg.
He warned that diseases such as stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer are increasingly affecting younger generations, once again stressing the importance of prevention, including reducing excessive salt and sugar intake and avoiding tobacco use.
