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Sunrise in the Transkei region in Eastern Cape Province, one of the poorest and most rural of South Africa’s 9 provinces.
Noncommunicable Diseases

Strapped for Time and Resources: Fighting Stroke in Rural South Africa

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Journalist Hannah McNeish documented hemophilia's devastation and hope in Kenya. Image: Courtesy
GHN Exclusive

More Than a Medical Story: A Q&A with Hannah McNeish

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Jane Mugasha coordinates hemophilia services for the Mount Kenya region.
GHN Exclusive

The Muranga Solution: Extending Hemophilia Care to Rural Kenya

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Ethan Miruka, 10, receives blood clotting medicine every 48 hours, a procedure that his mother carries out in their family home. It allows him to carry on a normal life.
GHN Exclusive

Hemophilia’s Crippling Cost

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Women in DRC soaking cassava
Neglected Diseases

Konzo: Don't Look Away

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Amy Maxmen interviewing
Global Health

“Like a Nightmare”: Amy Maxmen on Konzo

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Etienne Tshiluanjim, 28, center in the wheelchair, leaving the Tomisa clinic in Kahemba with a group of children also suffering from konzo
Neglected Diseases

Bitter Harvest: Cassava and Konzo, the Crippling Disease, Part III

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Gaby Ngabu Kasongo and Grace Neema Bandole looking through their engagement photos
Neglected Diseases

Bitter Harvest: Cassava and Konzo, the Crippling Disease: Part II

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Cassava is dried and sold alongside the roads outside of Kahemba.
Neglected Diseases

Bitter Harvest: Cassava and Konzo, the Crippling Disease: Part I

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Men suffering from mycetoma
Global Health

The Untold Global Health Story of 2015: Mycetoma

Neglected Diseases

Good News from Geneva

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photo of Dr. Ahmed Fahal, of the Mycetoma Research Center, and Nathalie Strub Wourgaft, of the Drugs for Neglected Diseases
Neglected Diseases

The Opposite of Martin Shkreli: Drug Development Without Profit

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