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This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is a struggle for people and governments around the world.

The problem is greatest in countries where people must often pay directly for services. A new report says these costs push one hundred million people into poverty each year.

Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising. Also, more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease that require long-term treatment. And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

This year's "World Health Report" offers guidelines to strengthen health financing systems and make services available to more people.

The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it costs too much or it is unavailable.

WHO Director-General Margaret Chan says no one should have to risk financial ruin to take care of their health. David Evans agrees. He is the director of health systems financing for the WHO, which is part of the United Nations.

DAVID EVANS: "But what the report says, it’s not just not acceptable, but it’s not necessary. Something could be done and something can be done about it now."

The report says one thing governments can do is provide more money for health care. For example, ten years ago, African leaders agreed to spend fifteen percent of government funds on health. So far, only Liberia, Rwanda and Tanzania have met that goal.

The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. David Evans says several countries are doing this.

DAVID EVANS: "Gabon is a low-income country. It has introduced a tax on financial transactions and that is going to help. If Gabon can do something like that, other countries can do it.

"In terms of financial risk protection, Thailand has introduced health insurance for everyone. And that health insurance is tax-funded, particularly for the poor, so that what happens is the insurance now pays the cost that the people would have paid previously out of their own pockets."

The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care costs between twenty and forty percent. The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient.

One area is in the purchase of medicines. The report says higher-priced drugs are often chosen even when lower-priced medicines of the same quality are available. Also, medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that's the VOA Special English Health Report. I'm Shirley Griffith.

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HW

This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is struggle for people and governments around the world.The problem is greatest in countries for people must often pay dierectly for services.

A new report says these costs push one hundred million people into poverty each year.Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising.Also more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease that require long term treatment.And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

These years world health report offers guidelines to strengthen health financing systems and make services available to more people.The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it costs too much or it is unavailable.

WHO director general Chan says no one should have to risk finance ruin to take care of their health.David Evans agrees.He is the director of health system financing for the WHO which is part of the United Nations.

What the report is just not acceptble, but it's not necessary.Something could be done about it and something can be done about it now.

The report says one thing governments can do to is provide more money for health care.For example, ten years ago African leaders agreed to spend fifteen percent of government funds on health.So far, only Lybia, * and Tanzania have met that goal.

The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend more wisely.David Evans says several counries are doing this.

Gana is a low-income country.It's introduced to tax on financial transactions.And that is going to health.Gana can do something like that.Other countries can do it.In terms of financial risk protection Thinland is introduced a health insurance for everyone.And that health insurance is tax founded, particularly for the poor.So what happens is insurance now that people would hav to pay previously at their own pockets.

The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care cost between twenty and forty percent.The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient.

One area is in the purchase of medicines.The report says higher-price drugs are often chosen even when lower-price medicines of the same quality are available.Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that's the VOA Special English Health Report.I'm Shirley Griffith.

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HW

This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is a struggle for people and governments around the world. The problem is greatest in countries where people must often pay directly for services.

A new report says these costs push one hundred million people into poverty each year. Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising, also more poeple are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart diseases that require long term treatment. And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

This year's World Health Report offers guidelines to strength the health financing systems and make services available to more people. The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it cost too much or it is unavailable.

WHO director general M** says no one should have to risk for natural rule to take care of their health. David Evens agrees. He is the director of health system financing for the WHO which is a part of the United Nations.

But one of the report says it is not just unacceptable, but it is not necessary. Something could be done about it then something can be done about it.

The report says one thing governments can do is provide more money for health care. For example, ten years ago, African leaders agreed to spend fifteen percent of government funds on health. So far, only Liberia, Rwanda and Tanzania have made that goal.

The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. David Even says several contries are doing this.

Yemen is a lowing come country, it introduces the tax on finance transaction, and that is going to health. It can more do something like that, other countries can do it. In terms of financial risk pretection, Thailand's introduce health insurance to everyone, and that health insurance is tax funded, particularly for the poor. So what happens is the insurance now ... people would have to buy previously at their own pockets.

The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health costs between twenty and forty percent.

The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient. One areas is in the purchase of medicines. The report says higher price drugs are offer children even when lower price medicines of the same quality are available. Also, medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that is the VOA Special English Health Report. I am S**.

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This is the VOA  Special English Health Report.
The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is the struggle for people and governments around the world. The problem is greatest in countries where people must often pay directly for services. A new report says these costs push 100,000,000 people into poverty each year.
Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising. Also more people are getting chronic disease like diabetes and heart disease that require long-term treatment. And new treatments hor health conditions are more costly than old ones.
This year world health report offers guidelines to strength and health financing systems and make services available to more people. The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it costs too much or it's unavailable.
WHO director general Magrett Chan says no one should have to risk financial ruin to take care of their health. David Evans agrees. He's the director of the health systems financing for the WHO which is part of the United Nations.
But what the report says is not just acceptable. But it is not neccesary something could be done about it and something can be done about it now.
The report says something that the governments can do is to provide more money for health care. For example, ten years ago, Afrcan leaders agreed to spend 15% of government funds on health. So far, only Libiria, Lavanda and Tanzania have met that goal. The report says, government could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely.
David Evans says, several countries are doing this. Garbol is a low-income countries. It's introduced the tax and finacial transactions. And that is going to help. If Galbo can do something like that. Other countries can do it. In terms of financial risk protection, Thiland is introduced health insurance for everyone. And that insurance is tax-funded, particularly for the poor. What happens is that the insurance now buys the cost that the people would have bought previously out of their own pockets.
The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care costs between 20 and 40 percent. The report identifys ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient. One area is in the purchase of medicines. The report says higher-price drugs are often chosen even when lower-price medicines of the same quality are available. Also, medicine can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.
And that is the VOA Special English Health Report. I am Shirley Grifet.

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This is the VOA special English health report.

The world health origination says the rising cost of health care is struggle for people and governments around the world.

The problem is greatest in country’s per people must often pay directly for serves and new report says these cost puss 100 million people into poverty each year, ageing populations are one reason why health cost are rising? Also more people are getting qauning diseases like die betties and heart disease, that require long term treatment.  

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The report says about 1 billion people do not get the care they need because it is too much or it is unavailable, WHO director general Michael Chen says no one should have to rise financial run to take care for health, Divide Alvin agrees, he is the director of health systems financing for the WHO which is power of the United nations.

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The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care cost between 20% and 30%, the report identifies 10 areas were better police and prict diseases could nick health systems more effective one area is in departures of medications the report says higher price drugs are often children even than lower price medications are the same quality are available, also medications can go to waste simply because the rate storage is not available.   
   
And that’s the VOA special English health report, I’m Surly Groupie.

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[HW]
This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is a struggle for people and governments around the world. The problem is greatest in countries where people must often pay directly for services. A new report says this cost pushes 100,000,000 people into poverty each year.

Aging populations are one reason why health cost are rising. Also, more people are getting chronic diseases, like diabetes and heart disease that require long-term treatment. And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

This year's World Health Report offers guidelines to strengthen health financing systems and make health services available to more people. The report says about 1,000,000,000 people do not get the care they need because it costs too much or it is unavailable. W.H.O. director general M.C. says no one has to risk financial ruin to take care of their health. David A. agrees. He is the director of health system's financing for the W.H.O., which is p of the United Nations.

Though other reports said it's just not acceptable, but it's not necessary, something could be done about it, and something can be done about it now!

The report says one thing governments can do is provide more money for health care. For example, ten years ago, African leaders agreed to spend 16% of government funds on health. So far, only Liberia, Rwanda and Tanzania have met that goal. The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. David A. says several countries are doing this.

G. is a low-income country, it's introducing the tax on financial transactions, and that is going to health. If G. can do something like that, other countries can do it. In terms of financial risk protection, Thailand has introduced a health insurance for everyone, and that health insurance taxes funded particularly for the poor. So that what happens is being in insurance now by the cost the people would have paid previously added to their pockets.

The W.H.O. says smarter spending could reduce health care cost between twenty and forty percent. The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient. One area is in the purchase of medicine. The report says higher-priced drugs are often chosen even when lower-priced medicines of the same quality are available. Also, medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that's the VOA Special English Health Report. I'm Shirly G.

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HW
This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The Woman Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is a struggle for people and governments around the world. The problem is greatest in countries for people must often pay directly for services. And new report says these costs push 1 million people into poverty each year. Aging populations are one reason why health costs are aging, also more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart diseases that require long-term treatment. And new treatments store health conditions are more costly than the old ones. This year's world health report offers guidelines to strengthen the health financing systems and make services available to more people. The report says about 1 million people do not get the care they need because it cost too much or it is unavailable.

WHO Director General M. Chen says no one should have to risk the financial ruin to take care of their health. David Evans agrees. He is a director of health system financing for the WHO which is part of the United Nations. "But wonderful reports have not just acceptable, but it's not necessary. Something can be bad and something can be done be bad now." The report says one thing governments can do is provide more money for health care, for example, 10 years ago, African leaders agreed to spend 15% of government fines on health. So far, only Liberia, Rwanda and Tanzania have met that goal. The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. David Evans says several countries are doing this. "Yemen is a lowing income country. It introduces tax on financial transactions and then it's going to health. Yemen can do something like that, other countries can do it. In term of financial risk protection, Thailand is introduced health insurance for everyone. And the health insurance is tax funded, particularly for the poor, so what happens is the insurance now pay the cost, the people would pay previously at their own pocket."

  The WHO says smart spending could reduce health care costs between 20 and 40 percent. The report identifies 10 areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient. One area is in the purchase of the medicines. The report says higher press drugs are often chosen even when lower medicines of the same quality are available. Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

  And that's the VOA Special English Health Report. I'm Shirley Griffith.

chanchangood

This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The World Health Organization says the raising cost of health care is a stuggle for people and governments around the world.The problem is greatest in countries where people must often pay directly for services.A new report says these costs push one hundred million people into poverty each year.

Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising.Also more people are getting chromic dieases like diabetes and heart disease that require long term treatment.And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

This year's world health report offers guildlines to x health finance systems and make services available to more people.The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it costs too much or it's unavailable.

WHO director General Chan says no one should have to raise potential x to take care of their health.Diven Eevens agrees.He is director of health systems financing for the WHO which is pould off in United Nations.

What the report says is not just acceptable,but it's now necessory something could be done about it than something can be done about it now.

The report says one thing governments can do is to provide more money for health care.Foe example,ten years ago,African leaders agreed to spend fifteen percent of government funds on health.So far,only Rwanda and Tanzania have meth that go.

The report says government could also raise money more more firerely and spend it more widely.Deven Eevens says several countries are doing these.

is a lowing country.It is introduced to text on financial transactions and that is going to health. X can do something like that,other countries can do it.in terms of finance rates protections,Tailand introduced health insurance for everyone and health insurances found it,particular for the poor. so what happens in insurance now cost people would pay previously at their pockets.

The WHO says could smart spending could reduce health care costs between twenty tand forty percent.The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient.

One area is in the purchase of medicines.The reports says higher price drugs are ofen chosen even when low price medicines of the same quality are available.Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that's the VOA Special English Health Report.

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The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is a struggle for people and governments around the world.The problem is greatest in countries for people must often pay dierectly for services.

A new report says these costs push 100million people into poverty each year.Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising.Also more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease that require long term treatment.And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

These years world health report offers guidelines to strengthen health financing systems and make services available to more people.The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it costs too much or it is unavailable.

WHO director general M.C. says no one should have to risk financial ruin to take care of their health.David Evans agrees.He is the director of health system financing for the WHO which is part of the United Nations. What the report says  is not just acceptble, but it's not necessary.Something could be done about it and something can be done about it now.

The report says one thing governments can do to is provide more money for health care.For example, ten years ago African leaders agreed to spend fifteen percent of government funds on health.So far, only Liberia, Rwanda and Tanzania have met that goal.

The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely.David Evans says several counries are doing this.
Garmon is a low-income country.It's introduced to tax on financial transactions.And that is going to health.Garmon can do something like that.Other countries can do it. In terms of financial risk protection, Thailand is introduced a health insurance for everyone.And that health insurance is tax funded particularly for the poor.So what happens is the insurance now present cost that people would pay previously on their own pockets.

The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care cost between twenty and forty percent.The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient.One area is in the purchase of medicines.The report says higher-price drugs are often chosen, even when lower-price medicines of the same quality are available.Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

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This is the VOA Special English Health Report.

The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is a struggle for people and governments around the world.The problem is greatest in countries for a people must often pay directly for services .A new report says this cost push one hundred million people into poverty each year.

Aging populations are one reason why health cost are rising.Also more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart diseases that requrie long term treatment.And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than old ones.

This year's world health report offers guidlines to strengthen the health financing systems and make services available to more people.The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it costs too mucn or it's unavailable.

WHO Director Deneral Dr Margaret Chen says no one should have to risk financial ruin to take care of their health.David Evans agrees .He is the director of Health Systems Financing for the WHO ,which is part of the United Nations.

David Evans:"What the report says is just not acceptable but it's not necessary .Something could be done about it and something can't be done about it now."

The report says one thing governments can do is  provide more money for health care.For example, ten years ago ,Afghan leaders agreed to spend 15% of government funds on health.So far,only Liberia ,Rwanda and Tanzania have met that goal.

The report says governments could also raise more money fairly and spend it more wisely.Davie Evans says several countries are doing this.

David Evans:"Yemen is a low income country.It's introduced to tax on financial transactions and that is going to have health.Yemen can do something like that other countries can do it.In terms of financial risk protection,Thailand is introduced a health insurance for everyone.And that  health insurance is tax funded, particularly for the pool.So what it happens  is insurance now pay the cost ,the people would buy previouly on their own pockets."

The WHO says smarther spending could reduce health care costs between twenty and forty percent .The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices cound make health systems more efficient.One area is in the purchase of medicines .The report says higher price drugs are often chosen even when lower price medicines of the same quality are available.Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that's the VOA Special English Health Report.I'm Shirley Griffith.

susu01

It is the VOA Special English Health Report.
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The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care cause between 20% and 40%.The report identifies 10 areas will better policies and prectices could make health systerm more effient.One area is in the purches of medicines.The report say higher price drugs is choosen even when the lower price medicine of the same quilaty are available.Also medicine can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.
And that is the VOA Special English Health report.I am XX.

fionafong1986

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The world health organization says rising cost of health care is struggled people and government around the world.the problem is greatest in country where people must often pay directly for services.a new report says this cost push 100 million people into poverty each year.aging population are one reason why health cost are rising also more people are getting     diseases like diabetes and heart disease that require long turn treatment.new treatment condition are more costly than old one.this year's world health report offers the guidelines to strenthen health financing system and make services available to more  people.the report says about 1 billion people do not get the care they need beacuse it cost too much or is unavailable.WHO director general said no one should have to risk financial rules to take care of their health.david avens agrees.he is director of health system financing for WHO which is a part of united nations.what the report said it is not just acceptable,but is not necessary. something could be done about it and something can be done about it now.the report says one thing government can do is to provide more money for health care.for example,10 years ago African leaders agreed to spend 15% of government funds on health. so far only Uganda      have met that goal. the report says government could also rise money more fairly and spend it more wisely.david ovens said several countries are doing this. Gamore is a lowing incoume country. it is intruduced tax to financial transistion and that is going to be helpful. Gamore can do something like that and other countries can do it.In terms of financial risk protection, Thailand introduces their health ensurance for everyone and health ensurance tax funds are particularly for the poor. so what happens is ensurance now that people would be paid previously out of their pocket.WHO says that smarter expending could reduce health cost between 20-40%.the report indentified 10 areas were better policy and in practice could make health system more efficient.one area is in purchase of medicine,high price drugs are often choose even when the low price medicine are the same quality and available.also medicine can go to waste simply beacuse the right storage is not available.

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pearlqueen

This is the voa special english health report.

The world health organization says the rising cost of health care is struggle for people and governments around the world. The problem is greatest in countries for people must often pay directly for services. And new report says this cost push 100 million people into poverty each year.

Aging populations are one reason why health cost are rising. Also more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart diseases that require long term treatment. And new treatments for health conditions are more costly than older ones.

This year's world health report offers guidelines to strenthen health financing system and make services available to more people. The report says about 1 billion people do not get the care they need because it cost too much or it is unavailable. WHO direct general Margret Chain says no one should have to risk financial ruin to take care of their health. David Evens agrees, he is the direct of health system financing for the WHO, which is part of the United Nations. What the report says is just not acceptable,but it is not necessary something could be done about it and something could not be done about it now.

The report says one thing government can do is provide more money for health care.For example 10 years ago, african leaders agreed to spend 15% of government funds on health. So far,only Liberia, Rwanda and Tanzania have met that goal. The report says government could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. David Evens says serveral countries are doing these. Yemen is lowing income country,it introduces the tax on financial transaction and that is going to health. ** can do something like that, other countries can do it. In terms of financial risk protection,Thailand is introduced health insurance for everyone. And health insurance is tax-funded, particularly for the poor. So what happens is insurances now buys the cost that people would buy previously out of their pockets.

The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care cost between 20% and 40%. The report identifies 10 areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient. One area is in the purchase of medicines, the report says higher price drugs are often choosing even when lower price medicines of the same quality and available. Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.

And that's the voa special english health report. I'm Shirley Grifet.



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This is the VOA Special English health report.
The World Health Organization says :the rising cost of the health care is a struggle for people and government around the world.The problem is greatest in country for people must often pay directly for services.An new report says:this costs push 100 million people into poverty each year.Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising.Also more people are getting cronic diseases like die-vidise and heart-disease that require long term treatment.An new treatment for health conditions are more costly than old ones.This year's World Health report offers guideline to strengthen health financing systems and make services available to more people.The report says about 1 billion do not get care they need because it cost too much or it's unavailable.WHO director general,Mac... says no one should have to raise financial rule to take care of their health.David Evence agrees,he is the director of the Health Systems Financing for the WHO,which is part of the United Nations.But what the report says it's not just ... the exceptable,but it;s not necessary something could be done about it than something can be done about it now.The report says one thing government can do is provide more money for health care.For example,10 years ago,African leaders agreed to spend 15% of government funds on health.So far,only Libya,Ruwanda and Tanzania have met that goal.The report says:government could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely.David Evence says:several countries are doing these.Gan.. is a low-incomed country,it's introduced to test some financial transactions and that is going to health.Gan... can do something like that other countries can do it.In terms of financial raise protection,Tailand is introduced the health insurance for everyone and their healthy insurances tax found it particularly for the poor.What happen has been insurance now pay the cost that wouldn't pay previously at their own porket.The WHO says:smugger spending could reduce health care cost between 20% and 40%.The report identified 10 areas where a better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient.One area is an the petroce of medicines,the report says:higher price drugs are often chosen even when lower price medicines of the same quality are available.Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storege is not availabe.
And that's the VOA Special English health report.I'm Shirley Griffith .

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This is the VOA Special English Health Report.
The World Health Organization says the rising cost of health care is struggle for people and government around the world. The problem is greatest in countries for people much often pay directly for services. A new report says this costs push one hundred miliion people into poverty each year. Aging populations are one reason why health costs are rising. Also more people are getting chronic diseases like diabetes and heart diseases that require long term treatment. And new treatment for health conditions are more costly than old ones.
These years World Health Report offers guidelines to strengthen health financing systems and makes services available to more people. The report says about one billion people do not get the care they need because it cost too much or it is unavailable.
WHO director general M## Chan, says no one should have to risk finance ruin to take care of their health. D## agrees, her is a director of health system finance for the WHO which is part of the United Nations. What the report says is not just not acceptable, but it no necessary. Something could be done about it and something can be done about it now.
The report says one thing government can do is provide more money for health care. For example, ten years ago African leaders agreed to spend fifteen percent of government funds on health. So far only Libya, Rwanda, and Tansania have met that goal. The report says governments could also raise money more fairly and spend it more wisely. D## says several countries are doing this.
Gana is a low income country, it is introduced to tax on financial transactions. And that is going to health.  Gana can do something like that other countries can do it. In terms of financial risk protection, Thailand is introduced health insurance for everyone. And that health insurance is tax founded particularly for the poor. So what happens is insurance now that people would have to pay previously at their own pockets.
The WHO says smarter spending could reduce health care costs between twenty and forty percent. The report identifies ten areas where better policies and practices could make health systems more efficient.
One area is in the purchase of medicines. The report says the higher price drug are often chosen even than lower price medicines of the same quality available. Also medicines can go to waste simply because the right storage is not available.
And that is the VOA Special English Health Report. I am Shirley Griffith.








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