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Although the international community is providing urgent assistance to Gaza in the wake of the most recent round of hostilities, a political solution is...
The UN health agency pointed out on Wednesday, World Hepatitis Day, that every 30 seconds a person dies from a hepatitis-related illness and called for all countries to work together...

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