People living with sickle cell disease experience significantly poorer care compared to those with cystic fibrosis, due to inadequate investment and attention over the years.
Andree Blouin's memoir, My Country, Africa, intricately weaves her personal journey with broader socio-political themes, making it resonate profoundly in today's context.
As urbanization continues to rise, the wealth disparity in megacities becomes increasingly evident, with the richest residents controlling a disproportionate share of resources. This leads to significant social inequalities and negative impacts on overall healthcare access and quality.
An ambitious project in Mongolia has reached 40% of the population by screening for non-communicable diseases like cancer, aiming to tackle high mortality rates.
