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Chelsea star Enzo Fernandez is expected to be fit and available to play against Manchester City in the Premier League this weekend.

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The President of Brazil has led tributes to the Belfast “leprosy doctor” William Woods who had famously battled to help the indigenous communities affected by the disease for decades.

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The President of Brazil has led tributes to the Belfast “leprosy doctor” William Woods who had famously battled to help the indigenous communities affected by the disease for decades.

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The Dominican Republic, Belize and Suriname, as well as the Mexican state of Quintana Roo and the Brazilian city of Manaus, were this week awarded the 2023 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Malaria Champions of the Americas prize for their sustained actions towards malaria elimination in the Region.