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Why typhoid is still a problem in Kampala

Posted on September 3, 2015 by admin

Daily Monitor

 

Emmanuel Ainebyoona reflects on the typhoid outbreak that struck Kampala in February 2015 and examines what still needs to be done to prevent future outbreaks.

 

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