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77 Percent | Painful periods aren’t normal

Endometriosis: Painful periods aren't normal

Endometriosis: Painful periods aren't normal

Ritha shares her journey battling endometriosis. She discusses her strategies for coping with the condition.
HealthFebruary 23, 202405:27 min
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How a woman in Tanzania overcame her heroin addiction

How a woman in Tanzania overcame her heroin addiction

A former addict in Tanzania talks of how she started using heroin and the methadone program that helped her get clean.
HealthFebruary 13, 202405:33 min
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Miscarriage and stillbirth: How to overcome them

Miscarriage and stillbirth: How to overcome them

Losing a baby can be a very difficult experience for couples - whether it is a miscarriage or a stillbirth.
HealthJanuary 19, 202405:39 min
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STI – no need to be ashamed!

STI – no need to be ashamed!

STIs or sexually transmitted infections are common. Itching or pain in the genitals can be the first signs.
HealthDecember 11, 202305:27 min
Screenshot | The 77 Percent

Don't let obesity take you down

Don't let obesity take you down

Dr. Chinonso Egemba meets a plus size dancer to learn what being obese means for her mental and physical wellbeing.
HealthNovember 22, 202305:33 min
A screenshot showing two women and an illustration of a van with a heart in the side door

Cervical cancer: The importance of early screening

Cervical cancer: The importance of early screening

Cervical cancer is very common in African women — but treatable if caught early.
HealthOctober 30, 202304:55 min
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A screenshot showing two women and an illustration of a van with a heart in the side door

Cervical cancer: The importance of early screening

Cervical cancer is very common in African women — but treatable if caught early.
HealthOctober 30, 202304:55 min
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How Nkiruka Azutoru won her fight against depression

Meet a young Nigerian who conquered her depression.
HealthOctober 30, 202305:28 min