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Atebubu Municipal Hospital reports changing disease patterns amid infrastructure challenges

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Atebubu Municipal Hospital says it is witnessing a notable shift in the health conditions being reported at the facility, with malaria cases declining while typhoid, diarrhoeal diseases, and non-communicable diseases are becoming increasingly prominent.

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