WHO Trains 551 Health Workers to Improve Addiction Treatment in Afghanistan
The WHO and EU are supporting addiction treatment in Afghanistan, training 551 health workers, including 192 women, to improve care.
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The WHO and EU are supporting addiction treatment in Afghanistan, training 551 health workers, including 192 women, to improve care.
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