People with hepatitis C may have at least twice the risk of developing certain head and neck cancers.
People with Hepatitis C
Breaking News
-
The Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) will be held every four years from 2028, Confederation…
-
Jonathan Tetteh defeated Seth Gyimah, nicknamed “Freezy Macbones,” by unanimous decision at the University of…
-
Emmanuel Annor’s first-half strike in the Ghana Premier League Week 15 clash against Young Apostles…
-
Dreams FC soared out of the relegation zone with a commanding victory over Berekum Chelsea…
-
Egypt’s quest for an eighth Africa Cup of Nations crown kicks off Monday at Adrar…
-
Mali and Zambia are set to ignite their Africa Cup of Nations adventure with a…
-
Hugo Broos is set to mark his 50th match at the helm of South Africa…
-
Morocco will soon host the 2025 AFCON, the continent’s largest football event, from December 21,…
-
Egyptian icon Mohamed Aboutrika criticized the Confederation of African Football’s choice to adjust the Africa…
-
Sudan head coach Kwesi Appiah is determined to lead his team to AFCON glory in…
