FAMILY HEALTH: Understanding food allergies

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>There is hope that a long-term family planning programme will be widely practised among women in the country.This is important because for a long time now, family planning has been undertaken by employing short-term methods like injection and pills that seem to be common among the health staff in both public and private health facilities.

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hellofood is happy to announce a successful outcome of its “You say, we give” campaign (World Food Day) in Tanzania that ran from October 16th-22nd 2015. The go-to marketplace for online food delivery in Africa aims to raise awareness for the still existing inequality for world food supply. hellofood wants to emphasize the importance of everyone having access to food and daily necessities.

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