November 1st, 2007
Source: EcoEgg Content Partners
Doctors in Botswana are already battling one of the world’s highest levels of HIV infection and now they also face a dramatic rise in cancer cases as a result of the epidemic. The disease is putting extra pressure on the country’s overstretched health system.
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