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In Geneva, Switzerland, World Health Organization Director‑General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that people living with noncommunicable diseases face a heightened risk of preventable harm while receiving healthcare.
A new WHO analysis estimates that about one in six people with noncommunicable diseases experience preventable harm during care.
The warning comes amid discussions in Uganda about the delayed cancer diagnosis of King Oyo, a public figure whose case has sparked debate over timely medical care.
The WHO analysis highlights the need for improved safety protocols and patient monitoring to reduce preventable harm in healthcare settings worldwide
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