New WHO recommendations to prevent tuberculosis aim to save millions of lives

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Much as the future of our nation lies in the wellbeing of children, mothers too should be in prime condition if they are to survive childbirth and nurture their babies to adulthood. They also need the right facilities and skilled healthcare, regardless of where they live.

Death on our roads these days is so commonplace that one might be forgiven for saying it should not be considered news. Yet even one death that could have been avoided must be big news--and bad news, for that matter.

Children are always encouraged to wash their hands regularly especially before and after meals.

A radio campaign in Burkina Faso aims to save lives

Any measure that will help curb the carnage on our roads is truly welcome. 

Using tech to save mothers and babies in Ghana