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Deutsche Welle - Health

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Italy's Cafe Med treats patients to free medical advice

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Disinformation spreads fast. Step inside DW's fact-checking process and see how the team puts online claims to the test.

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Wawira Njiru received the German Africa Award for her school feeding programme in Kenya.

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Siemens Healthineers CEO Bernd Montag explains how AI and imaging could improve the detection and treatment of diseases.

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Biological weapons are prohibited under international law, but new developments in AI and biotech are causing concern.

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