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Cancer cases on the rise in Zimbabwe

THE country is registering an average 6 000 cancer cases annually, forcing Government to rope in the National Aids Council in the fight against the deadly disease.Health and Child Care Ministe...

Published: 18 Aug 2017 at 07:36hrs | 1 | by Staff Reporter

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Cancer cases on the rise in Zimbabwe

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