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Health care-acquired infections in Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa: a costly crisis
In Uganda, half of the 422,000 healthcare-associated infections were anticipated to be antimicrobial resistant.
A healthcare worker in DR CONGO washes her hands at a healthcare facility. (Courtesy photos of WHO Africa )
By: NewVision Reporter,
Journalist
@NewVision
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A recently released
joint report
from WaterAid and the World Bank highlights that Sub-Saharan Africa is losing $8.4 billion annually in GDP
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Sepsis
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Healthcare-acquired infections
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World Bank report
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