Hepatitis-B Gargantuan Danger

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• Truth8 11 years ago

  Tell them! Most people are ignorant of it

  Tell them! Most people are ignorant of it

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• NYAME BA 11 years ago

  A MAN DIED OF AIDS AT KORLE-BU, AFTER A FEW YEARS THE WIFE ALSO DIES OF AIDS. YOU WOULD THINK WHEN THE MAN DIED HIS WIFE WOULD BE ADVISED TO TAKE A TEST AND THEN PUT ON ANTI-VARIAL MEDICATION. IN GHANA, NO WAY. TWO CHILDREN H ...
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  A MAN DIED OF AIDS AT KORLE-BU, AFTER A FEW YEARS THE WIFE ALSO DIES OF AIDS. YOU WOULD THINK WHEN THE MAN DIED HIS WIFE WOULD BE ADVISED TO TAKE A TEST AND THEN PUT ON ANTI-VARIAL MEDICATION. IN GHANA, NO WAY. TWO CHILDREN HAVE BECOME ORPHANS BECUASE WE DONT CARE.
  
  THE WOMAN'S LIFE COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED. THIS HAPPENS ALL OVER GHANA.

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• NUNYA 11 years ago

  l will be very happy if Mr. Alex Atakli can read this.l have some few questions to ask.How long can you live with Hepatitis-B? What can one do to prevent or to live long apart from the vaccination, once the disease can only b ...
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  l will be very happy if Mr. Alex Atakli can read this.l have some few questions to ask.How long can you live with Hepatitis-B? What can one do to prevent or to live long apart from the vaccination, once the disease can only be managed and it has no cure due to its complex nature ?

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• joshua 11 years ago

  Dear writer, i am sorry hepatitis B cannot be acquired through kissing and sharing of spoons though its DNA has been detected in saliva, anyway, thanks for the awareness. goggle and find out yourself.

  Dear writer, i am sorry hepatitis B cannot be acquired through kissing and sharing of spoons though its DNA has been detected in saliva, anyway, thanks for the awareness. goggle and find out yourself.

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• nacha 11 years ago

  im thankful for this article.i however dont know which of the vaccinations presently given in ghana to kids is against hepatitis.this is possible and will give us a very big step in holding down his epidemic.it is an epidemic ...
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  im thankful for this article.i however dont know which of the vaccinations presently given in ghana to kids is against hepatitis.this is possible and will give us a very big step in holding down his epidemic.it is an epidemic but the youth and all of us are still waiting for the governments priorities to change.

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• Raymond Obeng 11 years ago

  The govt needs to do more to curb this menace. It is really killing people, and the way the populace get infected is unimaginable. The problem is the infected do not know that they are infected since they don't experience any ...
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  The govt needs to do more to curb this menace. It is really killing people, and the way the populace get infected is unimaginable. The problem is the infected do not know that they are infected since they don't experience any serious symptoms until death is ready to snatch them away. Serious attention is needed.

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• Henry 8 years ago

  How do I get the vaccine. In Accra Ghana. Please I think I might have been exposed

  How do I get the vaccine. In Accra Ghana. Please I think I might have been exposed

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