The South Sudan Medical Journal exists to inform, educate and positively influence the development of Health Services in South Sudan.

The Journal is published quarterly in February, May, August and November.

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eISSN 2309-4613

Current Edition: May 2017

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South Sudan Malaria Outbreak

7 January 2016 | South Sudan
Health workers struggle to contain a severe malaria outbreak as it stretches supplies across the country, Al Jazeera reports.
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South Sudan General Medical Council Launched

5 November 2015 | South Sudan
The South Sudan General Medical Council (SSGMC) has officially launched its services in a ceremony in Juba on 4 November. The launch also saw the offical unvailing of its website. The South Sudan General Medical Council is an autonomous body responsible for the registration and regulation of medical, dental and pharmaceutical practices in the world's newest country.
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ICRC mobile surgical teams: Bringing emergency medical care across South Sudan

25 August 2015 | South Sudan
As the conflict continues, the ICRC is continuously facilitating the evacuation of the wounded and providing them with emergency medical and surgical attention on both sides of the front line. Kerry Page, ICRC's Health Coordinator in South Sudan, gives an update on the MST's work and talks about the challenges faced by health professionals.
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Children pay the heaviest price in South Sudan

25 August 2015 | South Sudan
Since December 2013, South Sudan has been engulfed by violence. Driven from their homes, over a million people are sheltering in overcrowded camps and informal settlements at risk of hunger, violence and disease. The humanitarian crisis in the world's youngest country is also a 'children crisis': an estimated 248 000 children under five years are severely undernourished, and around 60% of the South Sudanese refugees in the region are children and youth under 18-years-old.

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