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    Rwanda Declares End of First Marburg Virus Disease Outbreak as Last Patient Tests Negative, WHO Says
    Doctor holding Rapid test cassette and blood sample for Marburg virus. medical conceptual image. - Sputnik Africa
    Elizaveta RoschinaWriter/Editor
    21 December, 10:49
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    Angola Reports First Case of Mpox
    Monkeypox blood samples - Sputnik Africa
    Alla ShukanovaWriter / Editor
    17 November, 17:19
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    First Case of Clade I Mpox Registered in US, Californian Department of Public Health Reports
    Monkeypox virus - Sputnik Africa
    17 November, 09:07
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    First Case of New Mpox Strain Detected in UK, Health Security Agency Says
    Monkeypox screening test - Sputnik Africa
    31 October, 09:04
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    ‘Mom, Are We Going to Die?’: How Children With Cancer Survive in Lebanon Under Israeli Shelling
    Samah al-Baalbaki with her son Elio al-Baalbaki. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    15 October, 17:40
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    Over 300 Potential Contacts Tracked as Rwandan Government Battles Marburg Outbreak: Health Ministry
    Screenshot from a video statement of Rwanda's Health Minister Sabin Nsanzimana. - Sputnik Africa
    Alla ShukanovaWriter / Editor
    30 September, 12:39
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    Russia Successfully Tests Mpox Screening Kits in Republic of Congo
    Specialists from Rospotrebnadzor, Russia's consumer rights and human welfare watchdog, organized a training course on the prevention of infectious diseases in the Republic of Congo from August 19 to 23. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    31 August, 19:10
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    Russian Consumer Watchdog Demonstrates Mobile Laboratory Capabilities to African Colleagues: Video
    A physician assistant prepares a syringe with the Mpox vaccine for a patient at a vaccination clinic in New York on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaRasina MusallimovaWriter
    19 April, 19:06
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    Russian-African Infection Control Conference to Be Held Every Two Years, Organizers Say
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    - Sputnik AfricaRasina MusallimovaWriter
    19 April, 16:50
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    Africa Reportedly Bears Annual Cost of $8.4 Billion Due to Hospital Infections
    Health workers treat cholera patients at the Bwaila Hospital in Lilongwe central Malawi on Jan. 11, 2023. Malawi’s cholera outbreak has now claimed more than 1,000 lives by Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2023 according to the country’s health minister, who warned that some cultural beliefs and hostility towards health workers are slowing down response efforts. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    7 April, 14:20
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    Almost 65% of Africans Don't Show Typical Signs of TB Which Means Disease Can Spread Silently
    A doctor examines chest X-rays at a tuberculosis clinic in Gugulethu, Cape Town, South Africa on November 9, 2007. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    31 March, 18:01
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    Zambian President, WHO Chief Outline Ways to Fight Cholera as Vaccines Run Out
    A worker carries a bucketfull of disinfectant at a cholera treatment centre, in Lusaka, Zambia - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    22 March, 14:00
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    Zimbabwe Struggles to Contain Wave of Cholera Infections With Over 5,000 Cases
    Health staff prepare a cholera treatment tent during a visit of Zimbabwe Minister of Health, at the cholera treatment center of the Beatrice Infectious Diseases Hospital, in Harare, on September 11, 2018. - Sputnik Africa
    Maria KonokhovaWriter
    23 October 2023, 16:25
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    At Least Seven People Dead in Cote d'Ivoire Due to Unknown Disease, Media Reports
    Hospital in Ivory Coast - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaRasina MusallimovaWriter
    19 September 2023, 19:17
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    Senegal to Examine People & Stock After Crimean-Congo Fever Fatality
    Sandile Cele, a researcher at the Africa Health Research Institute in Durban, South Africa, works on the omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus on Dec. 15, 2021. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    1 May 2023, 10:47
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