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Vol 14 No 3 August 2021
Pulmonary tuberculosis among
young children
EDITORIAL
Stop Killing Healthcare Workers in South Sudan
Dr Edward Eremugo Kenyi
SSMJ Editor-in-Chief
The targeting of healthcare workers in South Sudan must stop. Healthcare and humanitarian workers are there to serve our communities. They do not distinguish patients by their race, ethnicity, culture, language, or geographical location. They are there to save lives, and they should be protected, a responsibility that falls squarely on the Government. READ MORE
SSMJ remembers some of the health workers killed or found dead in their duty stations here.
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South Sudan COVID-19 Statistics
Visit the Ministry of Health COVID-19 site here and you can download the COVID-19 Guideleines here.
NEW RESOURCE
Download the final report of the Community Approaches to Epidemic Management in South Sudan here.
See more on the Rift Valley Institute website.