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WHO’s trauma care unit is a lifeline at Islam Qala border crossing

Akmal Younus receives trauma care at the WHO health facility, Zero Point Border in Islam Qala, Afghanistan. Photo credit: WHO

WHO Afghanistan receives vital support from OCHA to strengthen health services

At a WHO-supported clinic on the Islam Qala border, health professionals provide emergency medical care to a returnee child. Photo credit: </div>

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WHO Afghanistan welcomes €7 million additional EU funding to strengthen health and emergency response systems

WHO Representative to Afghanistan Dr Edwin Ceniza Salvador and Chargé d’Affaires of the EU Delegation to Afghanistan Mrs Veronika Boskovic at </div>

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Breaking the barriers to hepatitis care in Afghanistan

52-year-old Bibi Maryam from Paktia Province receives hepatitis treatment at the National Infectious Disease Hospital in Kabul.JPG

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WHO’s trauma care unit is a lifeline at Islam Qala border crossing

WHO Afghanistan receives vital support from OCHA to strengthen health services

WHO Afghanistan welcomes €7 million additional EU funding to strengthen health and emergency response systems

Breaking the barriers to hepatitis care in Afghanistan